Vitro Time!!!

[Gr8Natured]

I have these in my Vitros, I know it's kind of a lot, but hoping I could get some help on the Older ones, wich I believe to be the 2nd row.....1st row have the V, ??? I super appretiate everyone's smarts and openess to giving help.

[Gr8Natured]

Just now, Gr8Natured said:

I have these in my Vitros, I know it's kind of a lot, but hoping I could get some help on the Older ones, wich I believe to be the 2nd row.....1st row have the V, ??? I super appretiate everyone's smarts and openess to giving help.

Oops forgot the pics...LOL

[Ric]

Wow, sorta overload - so many marbles at once. The majority are Conqueror types which, as the name suggests, were made in the early to mid 1940s. They are characterized by a polar patch of color and a white body both veneered on transparent base glass. Those that have more filamentous white are known as Phantom Conquerors.

The one below is newer and is called a Whitie. The earliest of these are on an opaque white base glass, This later one has the white and colored equatorial ribbons veneered on clear glass like the Conquerors.

 

A couple of them look like they might be foreign Wales types.

Beyond this, I recommend you pull a few that look more interesting to you and post them up for further comment.

If things get too cumbersome people are less inclined to help. 🙂

[Gr8Natured]

Ok, I shouldn't have posted sooo many....ill try and search out the ones less obvious....thankyou

[Gr8Natured]

On 6/15/2023 at 6:12 PM, Ric said:

Wow, sorta overload - so many marbles at once. The majority are Conqueror types which, as the name suggests, were made in the early to mid 1940s. They are characterized by a polar patch of color and a white body both veneered on transparent base glass. Those that have more filamentous white are known as Phantom Conquerors.

The one below is newer and is called a Whitie. The earliest of these are on an opaque white base glass, This later one has the white and colored equatorial ribbons veneered on clear glass like the Conquerors.

 

A couple of them look like they might be foreign Wales types.

Beyond this, I recommend you pull a few that look more interesting to you and post them up for further comment.

If things get too cumbersome people are less inclined to help. 🙂

Thank you that was super insightful! I will study up on those and pull them out as 4sures!