Are these vintage or modern

[Kirbylc]

I have some more marbles that I know nothing about.  All except the yellow marble they look nice and shinny. Does that mean that they are new,or just in really good shape?

[Steph]

Shiny can be really good shape.  Most of these look vintage. 

#1.  Can't guess with that view.

#2. LIkely Master

#3.  I think this one will turn out to be a Peltier Rainbo.

#4 and #5.  These may turn out to be a West Virginia swirls.  

#6.  I can't really guess a maker with that view, but I'm pretty sure it is vintage.

#7.  No guess


For marbles which have cutlines and seams such as #2, #3, probably #4 and #5 and maybe #6, it's helpful to show those lines/seams.  You show it clearly in #2.  We used to have a tutorial to show how to locate those seams.  I accidentally deleted it.  I need to make another one.  Making a big reminder to put beside my desk right now.  

 

[Kirbylc]

here is another picture of them, but it is blurry.  #1has two seam lines that aren't quite opposite.  #2 also has two seams that are opposite. #3 I can't tell where its seam is.  #6 also has two seam lines that are opposite, and so does#7.

[Steph]

#1 is some kind of patch -- possibly Akro.

Sticking with Master on #2

Glad I saw the first picture on #3 because I still think it's probably Peltier, but it sure has a weird fold in it.

Still in the general "West Virginia swirl" area on #4 and #5.  

I think #6 might be a Master.  Master or Akro.

#7 might be a Vitro.  


 

[Kirbylc]

OK, thanks.

 

[Steph]

p.s., now I think all vintage.

[Kirbylc]

That's good.  My plan if they arrcworth anything is to try to sell them, but if they aren't, then I just keep them,since I only have two jars of them and they don't take up much space. 

[Steph]

Keep 'em.  No high dollar ones so far.  A nice little vintage group in a world where little vintage groups are getting harder to find.  

[Kirbylc]

Thanks for the help.