3 for ID

[Greeneyesgreenthumbs]

Thank you for your time.For me  Swirls can be tough to ID. I appreciate your input. 

[Chad G.]

These two look like Alley, not sure about the last one ??

[Greeneyesgreenthumbs]

Thank you Chad, I have tons of swirls. On many of them I see this pattern that ends with a tulip shape like the marble on the bottom right in picture 6. Are there any particular  identifiers for a manufacturer found in swirling patterns or any certain tendencies ie out of round open pontil or drizzles? Or does the mystery continue because glass only flows a certain way and most swirling patterns aren’t indicative or exclusive to a manufacturers end product? Again, thanks

[Chad G.]

I'm not real good on W.Va. swirls but I recognize Alley pretty regularly, usually an opaque base accompanied by a transparent swirl of some color, red being the most prevalent in "my" experience. I guess after a while you get to the point you recognize the different swirling patterns of individual manufacturers. There are a lot of different Alleys though, all in good time I guess ?? Ah !! you're welcome !! 

[PittsburghMarbles]

Id agree that those two are prob alleys, the one in the back to my looks jabo, however it seems to also have a straight seam line, which jabos dont so I have no idea.