Okay, I just made this, this is all 6 that I could use help with! (including the one above)

Thanks again for any/all help!

A: Aleppo Pine Pinus halepensis

B: Canary Island Pine Pinus canariensis

C: probably Japanese Black Pine Pinus thunbergii - can you repost larger?

D: Canary Island Pine Pinus canariensis

E: Aleppo Pine Pinus halepensis

F: maybe Stone Pine Pinus pinea - can you repost larger?

Resin

Here is Pine Cone "C" all different angles!

Here is Pine Cone "F" all different angles!

Thank you so much for giving idents on the others!

Yep, C is Japanese Black Pine.

F, still not sure, not Stone Pine after all, but might be Gray Pine Pinus sabiniana or Torrey Pine Pinus torreyana. It'd help to add a 15cm ruler to show the size better. Also: soak the cone in cold water for an hour or two, then re-dry it in a sunny window for a few days; it'll open wide and let the seeds out, which will also help identification.

Resin

Okay, thank you so much!

I will get some photos with a ruler tomorrow :)

I will soak it after I take the photos w/ruler, and I will post photos of the seeds as soon as the cone opens

Thank you so much for all of your help!

In regards to the two closed cones, the Canary Island Pine and the Aleppo Pine, if I soak them and re-dry them will they open as well?

The Canary Island Pine has been out sun drying since the beginning of Sept, and is still closed up tight.

If they've already cracked slightly open, then wetting and redrying will open them fully.

If they're still tightly closed, then put them in front of a hot air fan heater until they crack open (anything from a few seconds to a few minutes, depending on the strength of the heat), and then wet-and-dry as above.

If the cone wasn't fully ripe when picked (suspect this may apply to 'E'), then it won't be openable at all easily; boiling in water for a couple of minutes can sometimes work.

Resin