Chad G.

You're "Crackin" me up ........

NIce score Jason

I believe Pelt "feather slags" (onyx) were their early type so maybe ??

Just my opinion Art, not positive, I always thought slags were made from leftover "cullet" glass ?? Be interesting to find out the situation fer sher.

Blue and white is a Peltier slag (onyx) sometimes called a feather slag, not batch glass IMO

Very Nice Marble Ric

These pix suck I know, a couple Pee-Wee alleys for this "West Virginia Wednesday" Here they are sitting next to the only Pee_Wee Champion Furnace I have on the far (R)

I think Ravenswood and maybe one or two others used batch glass for short a time ??

x3, both slags

An old pic of some PPP's for this "Peltier Tuesday"

LINK :: https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=64

x2, CAC

x2, both Master Brushed Patches

x2, Vacor

Christensen Agate (CAC) IMO

Ya got me by mere seconds Art

x2, Agree w/ slag, Akro IMO

Another great marble vid from Stephen Bahr

Looking @ the ribbons Alley would be my best not positive ??

NLR's IMO, Zebras would be my best also

It might be one from the infamous "French Drain" dig. It does appear to be a dug marble, maybe this is what you're looking for. I know nearly all the Akro Supermen and Indian Blankets along w/ several strange looking oxbloods were dug @ this site. Not having dug there all I have is word of mouth and a few articles on the subject, I do have one translucent olive based oxblood patch from the dig, some Supermen and an Indian blanket or two but that's it. Somebody w/ a little more insight on this matter than me will chime in, just providing you the info I have "good Luck"

Thanks Ron

Top R may be a transitional, no telling fer sher w/o seeing the other end of the white for a possible cutoff or pinch point. The rest do look like Alley except the one on the bottom L not quite sure ??

Nice Rainbo !!

Lookin kinda loopy for a Pelt, no positive what it is