Chad G.

Peltier Rainbo for this one.

Can you please post a couple closer shots of the seams ??

You have a good point Bruce, would reduce at least some of the "name game" confusion for those serious enough about this hobby !! But take forever to straighten out & indeed many are set in their ways and don't want change, and are unwilling to learn, I know I had to bend a bit.

Hear !! Hear !!

Thanks for taking the time to dig for the mibs & these pix Dink, I've been watching and then waiting for them, good teaching point & great for my folders and again "Thanks" sharing

What a fantastic memory Bill, a treasured wonder !! Your blessed to have been there Brother & I for one am glad you're here !!

Very nice set Bill, great pix, Thanks for postin em

.... "Burnt Christmas Trees" .... ................................... !!!!!! Maybe you'll be the first to coin the phrase "Burnt Woody" ....

Oh Me - Oh My !!

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x2, I agree w/ Chuck !! ....... Killer .......

"Happy Thüringen Thursday"

Nice !!

You're Welcome Bruce. Yes used pretty loosely and liberally, this just made more sense to me than alot of the other information going around.

Oh my !! So sorry Steph, I know you love your kids like I do mine. Every time one passes I tell myself I'll never have one again yet here I sit. Only here for a short time but they give us sooo much joy. I truly believe animals love us as we come to love them, I know Punkin thought of you as Mom. Only here for a short time but such a Blessing.

Hello Bruce, I think yous is a Master as well. I believe "woody" is a Pelt term ?? With all the stretching and sharing of names ?? Here are some pix of from the "Peltier Marbles info site" Woody, standing for the woodgrain looking & colored ribbons or patch on one side, true woody's are considered "HTF Rainbo's" LINK : https://www.peltiermarbles.info/unique-examples

I've read multiple "Very Good" threads on lighting & different setups. I myself usually use a 500k or better daylight bulb & try to use a color neutral background. I prefer low wattage, you can tell my old pix from the newer ones. And as far as a flash goes, well to me glass, a highly reflective surface and a flash are no brainers if you're gong for clarity. Still I know people who've made it work !! Just a little discussion point, I'm always up for any new info, tips or a little tutorial. Hopefully someone struggling can glean something from reading this thread or another of the many posted on this subject?? I know I sure did, in a mere few days my pix went from %$#$ to hey I can actually see a marble. Simple is good for me, as I have always considered less as more.

"Happy West Virginia Wednesday"

When I started collecting, before Ebay, it was all about German handmades, like a mad rush, everyone had to get some. The marble market has always in flux and will remain so. One minute worth $5.00 the next day it's worth $500.00, all perspective. Regardless I have always collected what I like. Don't get me wrong I still love German Handmades, as the first marble I ever purchased was a Running Rabbit Sulphide. My first has to be Peltier, well !! tied for first with Alley. My tastes have changed a little over te years but not my love of collecting them & meeting new people. I think I like marble people more than marbles themselves, certainly a different bunch, opinionated "Yes" but I believe that's what makes the world go round. What a boring place it would be if we were all the same !! Guess since this a marble forum I should probably post a couple of my favorites. 9/16ths Peltier Wasp 5/8ths Handmade Running Rabbit, this was my firs German & my first Handmade Not the same marble but the exact same figure inside Another running rabbit w/ a little different figure inside A couple Alleys, one of my first and still a favorite the "Shimmering spruce" This one has Carnival colors "but?" one of my favorite "Alley swirls"

Wow !! That was quick, nice job Bruce, I thought I had the correct I.D. for years till I posted it as a "Champion Furnace Marble". Chuck S. (cheese) was on it !! I found out quickly I had miss I.D. Not the first time and not the last. Easy to see how you could mistake a "Hot Wheels" for a "Red Cloud" only difference being the base. I can't fathom why I thought it was a Furnace mib ??

Here's a pic of the fav, an excellent all around machine made book, best there is in my opinion !! I think my most used book ?? Don't know how many times I've referenced it ??

Thought I'd leave one just for fun !! For years I had this in my collection "Miss I.D. as a Champion Hotwheels"" it does bear a close resemblance except for one thing. I was given the correct I.D. by Chuck (cheese). Do you have a guess or know the name given & manufacture of this mib ?? The answer is already within these forums, paperwork & all.

Mmm Mm !! Peltaliciouse !! ...... ...... Mornin Bill !!

"Happy Peltier Tuesday" Two 3/4" or better favorites

Good grief, don't remind me, why do you think I didn't post any new pix this time?? If I didn't clean and You'd have a hard time even seeing them.