3/4” jabo?

[Guiltynotguilty81]

Here’s another one similar... looks more jabo to me. Ideas?

[Fire1981]

Yes it is. Nice color combo.

[akroorka]

I think that this one may be an Akro Corkscrew that went wrong.

This blue and yellow combination often shows that wonky, muddy gray color. This one has a bunch of it.

I will post some later today to show what I mean.

Yours may be a double ingot, but I cannot realy tell.

Marble-On!!

[akroorka]

Well, the flash sure did not make these look like they do in hand (not much sunlight today). 
The yellow color steaks/covers the blue color making a wonky grey color.
The flash exposed this.
I am still convinced that this is what you have.
Marble—On!!
 

[Fire1981]

In the 3rd pic. There is separation between the blue and yellow ribbons.This is what keeps bringing me back to Jabo.

[akroorka]

The hit mark in the second image does not look like a Jabo hit mark.

In my opinion there would be more whitish glass surounding it in a Jabo.

Softer vs harder glass. Newer vs older.

Just an observation, it may be a Jabo but my Akro hairs are standing up on this one

Marble--On!!

[Fire1981]

Some of the guys here might be bald. If you're hairs are standing up that's good problem to have 

[akroorka]

I am not quite there yet, it is getting thin. I wish that my nose and ear hairs did the same🦔.

[Steph]

I'm on the Jabo side.

 

[cheese]

JABO here.

[wvrons]

Jabo. I think late 2008 or early 2009 3/4 inch run. A yellow base, it has no white.  Made the same time as Frank's Alley.  Steve Sturtz wanted yellow base marbles. He wanted me to pick one to be named for L.E. Alleys grandson Frank Sellers.  I picked a yellow base with red/orange swirls and some had a few flame tips. Like the Sistersville yellow base Alleys, only the Jabos were 3/4 inch.  Frank Sellers at the WV show in May was presented with a box set of Frank's Alleys and a certificate with the marbles named for him. Later in that run blue was added then brown and a small amount of black Kugler rod was added.  Some of or maybe the first use of Kugler rod glass for added colors at Jabo. The Kugler glass rods were expensive, but they did strike good. Which means most of the color showed on the marbles.  They were about one inch diameter and maybe 12 or 14 inches long. They cost from $30.00 to $75.00 a rod depending on the color. One rod would last or stripe for about fifteen minutes of 3/4 inch marbles.

[Nantucketdink]

its a 2003 JABO Classic Mountaineer which was made the same time as Frank's Alley like Ron said

[wvrons]

Man, I was way off with the year on that one.  I should have known that 2003 was one of my most favorites at Jabo.  ,

[Nantucketdink]

but you knew exactly what it was and that it was made in the same run as Frank's Alley.  I thought it was more of a brain goof than a mistake.  I said out loud yesterday twice in a row "but 15 plus 15 is 60."