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Peltier swirl ? Post by buddysbest » Fri Mar 29, 2024 12:52 pm. ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner;Marble Identification. Alley or Peltier?? Need help identifying a marble? Post it here and our resident experts will help! ... I'm thinking it's Alley Caligraphy or Peltier Of some sort. Any thoughts? 23/32". Too bad it's a little beaten. Attachments F12A872D-84A8-45C4-9722-F9A436428961.jpeg (420.2 KiB) Viewed 93 times ...Jim, i have all of mine in the Peltier family group. A note, the (pink) could be a (washed out) red, wanting to be an example of a Peltier "Liberty". Top. EdNargel ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World;↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World; ↳ The Archives; ↳ Marble & Marble Related Articles; ↳ Off Topic Subjects; ↳ AAM Tutorials; ↳ Marble Toys and Games; ↳ Marble Tournament History and Related ItemsTo give you an idea, here's the list of the most valuable handmade marbles sold, worth a lot of money. 1. Black and White Navarre Marble - $1,400. Black & White Navarre Marble. During the late 1880s, a US marble artist (James Henry Leighton) introduced the round melted pointed process in the making of marbles.after9marbles March 16, 2023 1 min read. Peltier Glass company that produced glass marbles from the late 1800s until the mid-20th century. One of the company’s most popular marble designs is the “Rainbo” pattern, which features colorful swirls of glass. Peltier marbles are highly collectible and prized by enthusiasts for their unique ...The appearance of the marble has changed. The flaring wide ribbons were ground off and this pinkish glass underneath remains. For $10, the learning experience is worth it, the marble... generally not. Marble Thing. Posts: 95. …BACK: MARBLE MACHINE FAMILY TREE. Transitional is the term used to collectively describe a variety of slag-type marbles that have pontils or shear marks on them. …Leaning Peltier weak feathered slag based on the last photo - especially at 9/16. Top. sBinalla52 Posts: 4646 Joined: Sat Jan 08, 2022 3:12 pm Location: Austria. ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World;Do Peltier marbles have a "normal" seam shape to identify them by? Thanks RandyL. Top. wvrons Posts: 18713 Joined: Fri Dec 18, 2009 6:59 am ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World;The marbles have a soft, silky look to them and are often found in World’s Fair boxes, and gift boxes of the same time period. Can be found up to 13/16" and are 5/8" range in the 1933 World Fair Boxes. Tiger-Eye. Tiger-Eye. Opaque (Melon Ball) Opaque (Melon Ball) Sunburst. Sunburst. Sunburst. Sunburst. Sunburst. Sunburst. Sunburst.To identify a Master Marble sunburst marble, look for the following characteristics: A transparent base. Colored filaments running through the base. A variety of colors and patterns. If you see a marble with these characteristics, it is likely a Master Marble sunburst marble. Master Marbles was founded in 1930 by four former employees of the ...Peltier NLR Superman? Post by Cedarman7 » Sat Oct 14, 2023 9:28 pm. 21/32" Attachments 111.jpg (93.49 KiB) Viewed 125 times. ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World;peltier glass co. m.f. christensen: west virginia: lutz mica: shooters 3/4-7/8" jumbos 15/16" up: peewees 1/2" down: bargains $2-$35: note: greatly reduced prices for marbles with id numbers marked in green/yellow: note: as a service to all visitors of this website. to reduce clutter, i have, in the past, deleted the sold items. ...Oddball Peltier? Post by Devge123 » Sat Dec 09, 2023 12:45 am. Hey guys, came across this one and a few groups on FB suggested pelt. Never seen one like it tho. Any ideas? ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World;BACK: MARBLE MACHINE FAMILY TREE. Transitional is the term used to collectively describe a variety of slag-type marbles that have pontils or shear marks on them. Amongst this type are the earliest German marbles, the earliest American-made marbles, as well as marbles from Japan and China. The term "transitional" applies to most slag-type ...This isn't a peltier but a "Christensen Submarine" I show it because it illustrates so well what I mean by the "outside" colors "diving" into the interior of the marble. Something I see as the true definition being lost in translation (stretched) somewhere. You can clearly see the outside colors diving and swirling in & around the transparent ...Marble Identification Guide. ... Peltier Marble Company Picture Comic Marbles. June 12, 2023 . 2023 Badger Marble Show. 1 min read. Marble NewsJim, i have all of mine in the Peltier family group. A note, the (pink) could be a (washed out) red, wanting to be an example of a Peltier "Liberty". Top. EdNargel ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World;Marble that is deteriorated, cracked, worn or just noMarble Identification. Peltier Flaming Dragon, or something In today’s world, pet identification has become more crucial than ever. With pets being an integral part of our families, it is essential to ensure their safety and well-being. One...I’ve been separating marbles for about a month now. I’m starting to think I’m in over my head! Thanks again! Keep at it! It took me about seven months to be able to ID mibs accurately beyond Marble King, Pelt (Rainbos and slags only, still struggle with multicolor swirls and patches), and Vitro... But I still struggle with swirls, of course. Good possibility of it being a Peltier Rebel. 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Peltier began making marbles around 1927. Their marbles were marketed under their name and also by M. Gropper & Sons. Peltier produced slags, patches, ribbons and cat’s-eyes. Peltier also produced clearies and opaques, but there is no way to identify them as specific to this company. The earliest Peltier marbles are single-stream.Big marbles, ones that are larger than the standard size marble, are called “shooters.” A big marble is also known as the offensive marble. The big marble gleans these names becaus...Peltier 1" and Alley 3/4? Post by TinGin » Sat Nov 18, 2023 9:16 pm. ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World; ↳ The Archives; ↳ Marble & Marble Related Articles;by PELTmaster » Sun Oct 15, 2023 9:08 pm. 100% Agree w/ Veiligglas (wirepull) Ed, here's a larger bunch of 15/16ths I was sent from a good marble Brother in the Netherlands. They range in size from around 5/8ths to the size I have here, give or take. Both sizes have the same structure but the larger ones like these do seem to be a bit more ...

Mint Peltier banana Cat Eyes are about $1.00 each. Collectible Cat eyes are usually by Marble King or Vitro. The collectable Cat Eyes usually have aventurine or hybrids, or four colors, large size, or certain number of vanes. Or shape of vanes like the Vitro horseshoe Cat Eye. Just search information for Cat Eye marbles.Bumblebee Identification. by Bulldogger » Sun Nov 12, 2023 4:02 am. I'm hoping someone can help me identify the maker of these bumblebees. They are 14mm and the shooter is 22mm. I've been picking up marbles here and there for more than 40 years. I'm not really a collector and have set aside the ones I want to keep because they remind me of the ...…

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