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Thank you so much. I would have never thought Pelt so need to up my videos on that.

These two have been sitting on my desk for awhile and finally decided to try find out what they are. I don't think the one on left fits in the Jabo line, but I'm a newbie. I believe the yellow & red is marble king due to one V and one U (am I starting to get this?). Both show some damage, but still interesting. THANK YOU for any help.

WOW... totally different... and beautiful. Glad a I didn't go by Google ID! Thank you

Been looking for a match to this one... beautiful and in my case permanently no matter what it turns out to be; but would be nice to have a name. The patch is almost wood like. When I seach with phone camera, the first thing that popped was Peltier Copperhead that had sold online which I don't trust. Took pics in natural and under circ light. Last pic has round light reflect, that is not a pontil or chip, just light circle. Measures .85 All help appreciated.

Agree. Have been watching Stephen Bahr videos on many different makers.... also have some books. My marble group members (Midwest Marble Club) have also been helpful to the newbie with 1000+ marbles. I've had them for about two years but illness and death in my family kept me from really diving in. Thus, just kept acquiring when could in hopes I would get to them someday. Someday finally arrived this winter and I'm surrounded by marbles in plastic cases with little slips of paper and scrawled names! I've learned a lot but know just tip of the iceberg. I'm looking to purchase a copy of the book "Peltier Glass Toy Marbles"... know expensive, but did spring for the CAC red one and LOVE IT. Also trying to find the Peltier Marble poster from Stephen Erst, but I'm late to the game in trying to get that as well and striking out. I bought two jars of Vacor recently but again late to the game to get book For the Love of Vacors. But I'll keep looking for them all and hope to score yet. Really appreciate this forum as I'm not on facebook. Thanks y'all!

Thank you for the ID and the explanation. Sometimes just an ID doesn't help me understand why.

Seemed so simple... Marble King Bumble Bee... but when I went to put them with "known" others... they don't quite look the same. Headed as the newbie to a marble show in a month and want to be sure I have labeled correctly.... opinions welcome!! Thank you. A = .63 B = .66 C = .69 D = .62

Super... I looked up the stelaris and that's it! QUESTION... so the one color "frit" vacors are not called confetti?.... what are they called... just frit? Want to be sure I understand as have a dozen+ single color small "frit". Hope to start selling some of these soon and need to know what I'm selling so no one disappointed or sending me nasty grams. Thanks.

The two "galaxies" are not shiny like typical vacor so threw me off. Thanks for the help!

I believe A and B are Vacor Galaxy, although finish is VERY smooth, it could be considered "orange peel". Thinking C is Vacor Confetti... have several of each so want to be sure before labeling. THANK YOU. p.s. Trying to locate a copy of For the Love of Vacors Book, but I'm not on facebook so having some difficulty. Tried reaching out to Andy through this site, but no response. If anyone knows where I can reach out to purchase a copy, please message me.

Thank you... get so wrapped up in ID videos, I forget about the "naturals".

Found in estate sale jar with German swirls, but this one a little different and really interesting layers. Measures .50

These are pretty beat up but still would like to see if can figure out what they are. Estate sale find in a jar with a German swirls, latticinos, and a gooseberry. Had some in-person help from a very reliable source to ID those, but figured I'd bothered him enough and didn't want to ask on these. Any and all help or direction to sources appreciated! Measurements A .81 B .67 C .79 D .83 E .59

In searching online there is something similar nicknamed a green bay packer... but this one has blue too so doesn't quite fit. The colors blend.... blue and yellow make green... but still the green is almost teal where first meets blue. Slightly beat up, but still eye catching. All help appreciated!

Thank you all!!!