Are these Akro thx

[Dave 13]

hi just wondering if these are Akro or another maker 1st two are 21/32 last one is 37/64 thanks for looking 

[akroorka]

Hello Dave.

I will take a poke at the first one that you have posted. The rest of them need further opinions.

It sure looks like it wants to be an Akro Corkscrew. The thin red line is very interesting. Is it Oxblood?

The marble color combination seems familiar---without the thin red line.

I have seen a bunch of Akro Corkscrews and the color combinations are almost endless. I doubt that I will ever see them all. 

I would not base any futher possible Identifications of corkscrews on this one---it is an odd one.

As the glob of glass was "dropped" by gravity in any marble making facility, by any maker, the ability for it to twist was always a possiblility, as it was cut off.

I want to call it an Akro, believe me on that. It may be a Vitro that twisted during the cutoff and drop onto the rollers.

50-50 on this one.

More opionions are needed on this one and perhaps some more images.

Nice marble regardless!

Marble--On!!

[Dave 13]

thanks for looking akroorka i will put more pics  of the 1st one later today i think i might be oxblood i have a hard time with some shades of red and ox thanks again for looking and giving your thoughts 

[Dave 13]

here are more pics of the 1st one and another that is close but just a little red or ox  thanks for looking 

 

[akroorka]

Nice images Dave. The blue ones are swirls. Not Akro

Jabo?--just guessing here.

Nice looking marbles, love that thin line in them.

Marble--On!!

[Dave 13]

thanks for having a 2nd look akroorka i’ll have a look in some Jabo archives it could be a Jabo ✌️

[Fire1981]

I think the last one is a Jabo with seams.

[Mojo]

The 2nd marble is a Akro lazy cork 

[Steph]

I'm thinking Jabo or Anacortes Vitro on this one:

[Steph]

I'm actually wondering about Anacortes Vitro on all of them. 

[akroorka]

I think that Steph has the blue and white one cornered.

Should we call these patches, swatches, swritches or swirls?

Marble--On!!

[Dave 13]

hi first thank you to all that had a look and shared your thoughts 2nd thank you Steph for Steph’s study hall lots of great info on all makers i had a look at some Anacortes and like other have said i think you nailed it Steph ,i’m also thinking they all might be Vitro ,this pic i found on here shows a box from 1930 that has some similar colours and styles to a few other marbles i got i will post some pics later of them thanks again everyone 

[akroorka]

Great research Dave13,

This is as link that may explain some differences between some older Vitros such as those that you show and the ones that are talked about in your post.

Thanks to the mega marble researcher Steph.

https://marbleconnection.com/topic/8447-vitro-timeline/

The time difference between Anacortes Vitro marbles and Jabo/Vitro marbles is quite slim.

I believe that some were sold by Jabo as as carry-over from the Washington Vitro plant and possibly marketed as Jabo-Vitro, blah, blah, blah.

The marbles that you have are pretty heavy on the included white vs what may be found in a Jabo production marble.

The thick white swirling that is included and the blue colors are almost definitely from a Vitro glass recipe that was used in Washington.

Of course, this is all my opinion and I will always accept any backlash.

Marble—On!!

 

[Greeneyesgreenthumbs]

I have a group of lighter blue Vitros just like the first  and third marbles. I think Vitro on these