Carowill

This is an Alley Woodland Camo. Not appreciating the similarities. Green on a brown base with WC.

CAC IMHO.

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Vitro tiger eye in my humble opinion. Type 3 or 4 depending on base glass being opaque (4) or veneered transparent (3).

Agree with Tommy, Alley.

Multi-colored Benningtons are considered "fancy." Those with pink splotches are the hardest to find.

Leaning Ravenswood. What size?

Agree, lined crockery.

Bob Block has a pristine box of 25 slags currently at auction. Valued at $4000-8000.

Agree with Akro.

Alley

Alley x 2.

Everyone here on this forum would love to help you. However, to do so, several things are extremely helpful. First, what is the diameter of the marble. Second, close up pictures that fill most of the frame really help with identification. Thirdly, being able to see multiple views of the marble and thus, seeing the seam or seams where the marble was cut during manufacturing, gives us lots of information. This will likely give you a true ID for your marbles. Looking forward to more pictures from you!

Very cool 😎!

? Champion.

I’m going with RW.

Leaning Ravenswood.

Agree with Al and Art. German.

I would put it with my Alleys.

Prize name is a marble with 2 opaque colors.

Agree with Akro corkscrew.

Alley IMHO.

WV swirl IMHO.

A true Berry Pink is 7/8 size, opaque white base with red/pink and blue ribbons. Berry Pink gave these marbles away to marble shooting players. The clear base is 7/8 size with the same ribbon colors. Most consider it the naked Berry Pink. Berry Pink was the Godfather to Beri Fox current owner of Marble King. From Ron Shepherd post on All About Marbles 2023.