Al Oregon

Similar answer to prior two groups. Lower right appears to be two-color wirepull type and other two close to it may be also - little nicer type marbles - maybe worth a few bucks each. By the way, smaller groups of 5 or so with 2-3 different views of each marble would be easier for us to try and identify.

Some are hard to see the patterns but don't see any handmade types right off. Several transparent swirl types.

I do not see any handmade types here unless the lower left two are in the clay category. Most of the others look like a variety of machine made transparent swirls. There is a Peltier Rainbo on bottom row, 2nd from right.

Agree with Akro corks on left and right.

The ones with the brownish/blackish ribbons are Vitro Blackline All Reds.

Yes, good observation - seems to make sense

Tough one - has swirl characteristics but wonder if maybe messed up Peltier with the twisted part (like cold roll) in Pic 1.

Opaque or translucent (transparent)?

Minreal sphere of some type.

First group is Akro Popeyes. Patches look Akro but maybe a different maker in there on a couple?

Agree

Ajax and Bonux pics by Craig

It could be some contemporary but unusual that it looks like Master/Akro machine made marble..

Good ones - thanks.

Forgotten that one.

Very nice - have not seen anything like that.

Here is an Akro corkscrew pic that shows the beginning, middle and end of the corkscrew pattern.

White one near top left could be spaghetti however, to me, it is more likely a wirepull from Veggiglass (? sp) (Netherlands) like the other three on top and middle bottom. THe blue & white cat;s-eye (2nd from left) is Vitro hybrid cat's-eye. The other 4 to the right of that one in the middle I am not sure about. Bottom right (lind of greenish in clear) looks like a possible Vitro Cage Style Cat's-eye.

So sorry to hear Scott. My prayers to you and your family.

I'd say older swirl - maybe Champion but....?

Good price - looks like there may a couple hybrids in there - I see blue & white one left center.

Cool one!

When I was there a few years ago, you could see the potential. Good work Chad.

Nice

Cool