Al Oregon

Agree on oxblood. Just make sure to closely look at condition so that you get Mint ones.

Looks like it to me.

Here is a pic of my Confetti bag. Also, here is Pete's decription from his Mega spreadsheet - Single-color, 6 vane cat's-eyes in assorted colors. Iridescent finish.

I haven't seen any nor do I have any saved pictures of any.

Not oxblood - coral line somewhere

With those seams, not a corkscrew in my opinion.

Yup

Packaging has more value than the marbles. I did not see any valuable marbles in the packages. The bumblebees in the first are the only "named" ones. I wish Gerald Witcher could get his book published. He has a ton of information on the dates, headers, etc. from MK as well as the marbles, history and more. The Gladding-Vitro bag is between 1969 and 1982 when Gladding owned Vitro. Others are generally from the 60's, maybe late 50's on the Rainbows.

The marble shown is a common foreign - usually Japanese or other Far East - 6 vane cat's-eye. This one is a white cross-thru as only the white vanes are across from each other. The other vanes for the color "v" on each side.

I do hope you heal quickly and fully. Enjoy marble collecting!

Akro Cork Indian Blanket

Agree, not an Akro corkscrew. Could go with an Alley but...?

Not sure - here is bag of them

Hmmmm, maybe a WVS - Alley?

Yup

Slag makes more sense. In a wirepull, you can follow the "wire" or ribbon around inside the marble and it doesn't merge with itself or "smear", etc.

Replied in ID section

Agree

Left - contemporary; right - ? If the contemporary has name or initials, may have a little value depending on the maker but looks pretty simple so the few buck range at most.

Peltier Rainbo; PPP; foreign; maybe a faded Bennington or similar marble from that era.

Agree

But they are neat looking.

Left 3 lean to Alley for me. Right one, based on last pic, has me leaning Peltier Rainbo but...?

Great variety. Hope you got the deal down to less than half...

Agree