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Re: help with marble identification needed Post by OdinSmith » Fri Feb 09, 2024 8:49 am I think the blue and white, green and white, pink and green might be peltier Peerless patches. they fluoresce under UV also.Tried to research this one and I came to a listing on EBay calling it a Blood Red Striped Peltier or a Kokomo Marble . Is that the correct I.D. Of this Marble?? Any help would be great. Thanks! ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO ...Love learning about bugs? A bug identification guide for beginners makes it easy to check out whether you’ve found a beetle or a butterfly. Learn more about bug and insect identifi...If you’re in the market for a new dining table, one material that stands out for its elegance and durability is marble. A marble dining table can instantly elevate the look of your...↳ 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 Itemsby c garrett » Mon Apr 04, 2022 10:30 pm. Both circled in the photo are (Peltier Peerless Patches) I am very aware of the Virtos and some have the yellow patch but in comparison, they are different. The clear bases on the Vitros are super clear and hardly no bubbles, while the Peltiers are (loaded) with bubbles. Chuck G---.↳ 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 ItemsPattern. 6mm Agate Glass Mega Marbles w/ Color Patches | Price: $6.95 for 5. Cat’s Eye: A popular design, but its value depends on the clarity and color of the internal swirl. Patch: The uniqueness and clarity of the patch can influence its value, with distinct patches being more valuable.Differentiating The Old From The New. In the 1800s, marbles were being mass-produced and shipped to locations of high demand. As expected, original and antique marbles were limited in number and thus, expensive — some trading as high as $7,000 - $9,000. As the years advanced, collectors became even more eager to find these rare pieces ...Peltier Acme Realers. Acme Realers are actually opalescent patches. they look just like peerless patches, but are on muddy-type/opalescent base glass. they're very easy to confuse with Akro moss agates and MM cloudies, so if possible, you should try to get a "known" example.The black ones are the easiest to positively ID because no one else makes black patches (that i know of). the black often ...Vacor vs Peltier is the question--Peltier imho. Check the dark side for any AV or aventurine which will show up as little sparkles as you move the marble under direct light. Regardless of the maker—a very nice find!!!IDENTIFICATION TIPS Like Akro Agate and Christensen, early Peltier marbles are often composed of brilliant combinations of color. The first marbles by Peltier were produced by Miller machinery, and were single-stream slags and swirls. many Peltier marbles, especially early examples, have as-made blow-out holes that appear on the surface of the marble as tiny pits.Tried to research this one and I came to a listing on EBay calling it a Blood Red Striped Peltier or a Kokomo Marble . Is that the correct I.D. Of this Marble?? Any help would be great. Thanks! ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO ...Identifying diffferent Peltier marbles. top of page. There can be some particular characteristics for determining the type of Peltier Marble as shown below. Peltier NLR Marbles by Stephen Bahr. Peltier Clear Based Marbles by Stephen Bahr. Peltier …by machinemades » Wed Feb 26, 2014 4:46 am. Burt, From the pictures you posted there is a good chance your marble is a fancy Peltier swirl. It is borderline Blue Surfer (Blue Lagoon). Blue Surfers are typically super swirly marbles. I vote for Peltier for your marble.Peltier Acme Realers. Acme Realers are actually opalescent patches. they look just like peerless patches, but are on muddy-type/opalescent base glass. they're very easy to confuse with Akro moss agates and MM cloudies, so if possible, you should try to get a "known" example.The black ones are the easiest to positively ID because no one else makes black patches (that i know of). the black often ...These are just under 5/8" at about 19/32". They have a translucent or transparent "fisheye" that light shines through from one end of the marble to the other. I bet some of these get tossed as regular game marbles. Sometimes the "fisheye" isn't nearly this noticeable. wvrons.This site is dedicated to marbles produced in West Virginia by the following companies. Alley Agate, Ravenswood, Heaton, Jackson, Alox, Cairo, and Champion Although not a WV company there are other companies of note including Christensen Agate CompanyAn unparalleled reference to the history of glass marble manufactures that is loaded with ... Marble Identification. Stone and Clay Vintage European Hand Made 1846 - WW1 European Machine Made 1950's - 1960's Hand Gathered Late 1800's - Present Akro Agate 1911 - 1951 Christensen Agate 1925 - 1933 Peltier Glass 1927 - 2002 Ravenswood 1928 …Most of these marbles you will see have some type of play wear and are extremely hard to find in mint condition. This goes along with a speculation I have that these marbles were possibly sold in Peltier No. 5 boxes. Peltier No. 5 boxes were not gift sets and were the kind of box that kids opened immediately and played with.Home E-Mail Marble Pictures Manufacturer Information Marble Articles. Marble Shows Marble Photography Marble Games Marble Links Buy/Sell Marbles. This is a website pertaining to the following marble manufacturers. Akro Agate Company, Alley Agate, Alox Manufacturing, C.E. Bogard & Sons, The Bogard Co., Cairo Novelty Co., Marbles, Onyx, Slag ...Feb 25, 2024 ... Peltier National Line Rainbo Marbles : Identifications and examples ... Marbles Lots #marbles #marblerace #marblerun ... Marble King identification ...↳ 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 Items

Bruisers should have a dark transparent green and sometimes slightly amber base which generally can only be seen when backlit with a strong light. There will likely also be feather like filaments on the interior of the marble similar to that of the Peltier ACME Realer. Bruisers can have a blue, green, yellow or white patch on the surface of the ...Yep - that's an earlier Peltier NLR with the added bonus of the transparent blue. Very desirable marble. Give it a soap & water cleaning with a paper towel and see if some crud comes off the surfaces; it looks slightly dirty.peltier ? Post by 201kanawha » Tue Oct 25, 2016 1:58 pm. marble_000032.jpg (356.83 KiB) Viewed 44 times. size .61 inches brown spots are in the glass. Top. MrsMopar Posts: 17503 Joined: Mon Dec 07, 2009 12:58 am. ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade;Name for this Peltier? Post by Cedarman7 » Mon Oct 02, 2023 11:25 pm. Attachments 112.jpg (91.22 KiB) Viewed 54 times ... ↳ Marble Talk; ↳ Marble Identification; ↳ Buy, Sell and Trade; ↳ Artists Corner; ↳ New to the Forum? ↳ Marble Shows & News; ↳ JABO World;

He died there two years later at the age of 46. (Kog.com, 2017). In 1939 Kokomo purchased a machine from Peltier Glass and began making marbles from leftover glass. KOG used their own company labels for boxes and bags but the production of marbles did not take firm hold at KOD and sometime between about 1942 and 1945, the marble machine was ...Attachments 20240311_123505.jpg (1.25 MiB) Viewed 40 times 20240311_123509.jpg (1.31 MiB) Viewed 40 times 20240311_123443.jpg (852.58 KiB) Viewed 40 timesAttachments IMG_7635.jpeg (233.24 KiB) Viewed 13 times IMG_7646.jpeg (416.68 KiB) Viewed 13 times IMG_7653.jpeg (756.63 KiB) Viewed 13 times…

Reader Q&A - also see RECOMMENDED ARTICLES & FAQs. Peltier NLR ID - Golden Bee - Ruby Bee - 02.JP. Possible cause: Marble Identification. Peltier or West VA Swirl?? Need help identifying .