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1 minute ago, Da Roberto said:

Alley Sistersville

Thank you!!

I'm wondering if this is a CAC or WV marble? Thanks! 

Not in great condition, but am wondering if it's eggyolk or just yellow? Thanks! 

At first look I thought this was an Akro based on the corkscrew, but i think it may be Vitro. Any thoughts? 

Any thoughts on who the maker of this marble night be?

1 minute ago, wvrons said:

Green CAC. Yellow Alley from Sistersville 1931. 

Wonderful! Thank you!                                   

I am leaning towards CAC, but am not sure. Any thoughts? 

1 minute ago, akroorka said:

No--that one is an Akro--I still have not put it away. I look at it everyday.

That's awesome to hear! Makes me happy!

2 minutes ago, akroorka said:

That is "Horsehair" oxblood. The maker??

More than likely Alley Agate but I will wait for more opinions.

Nice find!

Marble--On!!

It reminds me of that double ingot one that I sent you. Was that an Alley too? I forget!

Hoping for help identifying this marble! Thanks! 

Any idea on the maker of this marble? It was with a bunch of older Bennington's, Germans and slags. 

Thanks everyone! MK it probably is and definitely is not a helmet!

Would this be a Vitro Helmet even though it's all white, or is it a different kind of Vitro? 

Would anyone be able to identify this marble for me, please? 

I'm wondering if this would be considered a Superboy or Spiderman or just a plain NLR Rainbo? Thanks! 

Just now, Chad G. said:

Both 

Thanks! I am surprised because they look so different from each other (as far as the deepness of the green and the width of the ribbons). 

Wondering which of these marbles would be an Alley Shimmering Spruce or are they both a Shimmering Spruce? 

Wondering if this is a WV Swirl and, if so, which company? Thank you all, again!

2 minutes ago, Steph said:

Not Akro.

 

Japanese transitional. 

Thank you! 

I thought maybe this was Akro, but am not quite sure. Any thoughts?

Hoping for help with assistance identifying this marble.

1 hour ago, wvrons said:

Six vane Vitro early cage cat eye. 

Below is Vitro 8 fingers.

Thank you so much! Very helpful, esp. with the nice examples!

Any thoughts on what this one may be and what the thing is that is floating inside of it? 

11 minutes ago, wvrons said:

Vitro early cage style cat eye.  How many vanes or stripes are on each half of it ?  Is it a eight finger ?  Later Vitro cage cat eyes can twist more and the vanes can also go more inside the marble. They can have numbers of vanes from four to eight or nine.  Most Vitro cage cat eyes are 5-6-or 7 vanes twisted near the outside and inside of the marble.  

It looks like two vanes on one side and four on the other side. On the side with four vanes the two on the outside are thicker than the two on the inside. 

Would this be a Vitro Cage Style Catseye?