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Somebody will easily ID these Blue and Yellow patches for me, I had them in with Vitro but I think they are Akro


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I came across these pretty marbles but I don't even know if they are Vitro.

I had my fingers crossed for a Parrot or something  The one on the far left is 11/16th No white shows, it has two yellow patches a light green and a red patch and they meet nicely on each pole.

Almost all these marbles appear to me to be pretty old if not all.

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Thanks to Stephen Behr's most recent video on yoooo tooob Vitro Bullseyes I learned a bit more about Vitros and di find I had 18. One has a light brown color surrounding the green pole. ( Bottom left , first picture ) which might be unusual ) Top left has been in a scuffle but still collectible. 

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These 10 have a yellow ring around the colored pole, which are maybe a bit harder to find than the red  shown in pic 1.

Most all of these in this post are in great shape. . . . .  round  :rolleye-842:

LATE EDIT: However, these below with the yellow have brushed color and do not make the cut. I like them very much but it has been suggested that these are not Bullseyes below. Those above are.

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I have a bunch more but I think that I have al kinds mixed in with my Vitro collection. Tomorrow is another day.

Thanks to all who looked and added to this little thread with your time and posts.

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22 hours ago, The Nickel Guy said:

I had my fingers crossed for a Parrot or something

Third in from the left--maybe--

All that you show are Vitro Imho-including the ones below this Parrot post.

@Melissa is my go to with Vitro ID along with @Ric who generally takes the warms months off from marbles here at "TheMarbleConnection".

All in all-very nice finds and Thanks for sharing them here.

Marble--On!!

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3 hours ago, akroorka said:

Third in from the left--maybe--

All that you show are Vitro Imho-including the ones below this Parrot post.

@Melissa is my go to with Vitro ID along with @Ric who generally takes the warms months off from marbles here at "TheMarbleConnection".

All in all-very nice finds and Thanks for sharing them here.

Marble--On!!

I agree with vitro. 

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On 11/12/2025 at 6:36 PM, The Nickel Guy said:

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The only one I think may be Akro (or maybe Master) is the first on the left, above. The third from the left looks like a Parrot (a Baby Parrot if it's player size). If the 5th one has only 3 colors it would be a Parakeet or a Baby Parakeet, depending on size. I'd need another view or two before I could say much about the others (the 6th is particularly interesting - not sure I'd even call it Vitro from this single view).

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The above are pretty cool Type I Tiger Eyes with two yellow equatorial ribbons. They are quite a bit less common than those with two different colored equatorial ribbons. Like the Type I Tiger Eyes below - the big ones are Type I TEs too. The one far right just got a little wonky, which is not uncommon for larger sizes.

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Vitro Opals usually have two colors and light white on an opalescent base glass. I don't think the ones below fit the bill. They look more like Conqueror variants to me. Sometimes, when your looking for opalescence, light coming through the colored patch can make you think they might be opalescent. So be aware of that when you're backlighting looking for it.

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That's a nice group of Bull's Eyes you're showing up there too.

I hope this helps.

🙂

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7 hours ago, Ric said:

Thank you Ric!

7 hours ago, Ric said:

The only one I think may be Akro (or maybe Master) is the first on the left, above.

I will take pictures later today and post a couple new threads on these in ID section later today. 

7 hours ago, Ric said:

The above are pretty cool Type I Tiger Eyes with two yellow equatorial ribbons. They are quite a bit less common than those with two different colored equatorial ribbons. Like the Type I Tiger Eyes below - the big ones are Type I TEs too. The one far right just got a little wonky, which is not uncommon for larger sizes.

Awesome information. I am catching on here. The Bullseyes need interior glass with filaments like a Phantom Conqueror. I looked more closely at them after finding this reply and there appears to be clear glass inside only on the yellow ones.

7 hours ago, Ric said:

Sometimes, when your looking for opalescence, light coming through the colored patch can make you think they might be opalescent.

Totally understand this now. Thanks again!

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