Chad G.

Killer pattern !!

I had to do a double take also !!

I agree with Steph, the distinctive brownish black lines make these look Vitro to me also.

A Peltier Blue Panther, usually with a very light amount of very fine aventurine, appreciation for the photo given to the "Peltier Marbles Information Site" Wish you had one William as I wish I did also, VVHTF I've never even seen one to my knowledge except in pictures. I think this one belongs to Sami Arim, at least it bears a close resemblance to his personal example of the one in his book ?? LINK :https://www.peltiermarbles.info/rare

The way I look at it as far as any reputable long lasting marble manufacture is odds are "almost" every color combination or variance you could think of, mistake (so called "one offs) has been made. I stopped doubting anything to do with mibs a long time ago. Marbles are one of the oldest toys or games known to man, I don't believe most have any idea how far back they actually go.

I know people have the misconception (as I did) that all pelt slags were feathered (gilled) as you say. but I have seen pics of some in boxes, supposedly, not backfilled that had no feathering ??

Ghost is the word !! I've heard there is provenance from 1926 that Peltier did produce white slags as one of their more common onyx, I know, I know you couldn't prove the "common' thing to me judging by the number of them I've seen , two (2) total since the late 80's. I believe Ron S. has a good line on this subject and am sure he will have something to add to the discussion.

Courtesy of AAM: LINK : https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=20058&p=164576&hilit=peltier+white+feather+slags#p164576

Hmm !! I fully believe they did. I don't know what else to call this except maybe a pelt onyx (slag) ?? I'll add some more pix for ya as I find them.

Found one "almost" like yours Tommy One more for good measure !!

Hope a double is ok ?? Both mibs are Alley & the glass insulator they're sitting on was also made by Alley.

FWIW stands for "For What It's Worth"

x 2

Guess I can throw in one mib as a repeat !! I don't have pix of the other 2 individually like I do the the peppermint swirl.

"Yes" success & some nice mibs

Lucky dog !!

Here's my guess on 5 gal. $437.50 for 5 gallons, I know I cheated a little, Oop !!

I used Pay Pal about 15 years ago for a while but prior to & since I use cashiers checks, a personal preference I guess ?? Although I have seen sellers that will accept nothing but Pay Pal. Most will accept money orders, cashiers checks or Pay Pal, some will even let you wire the money Western Union though I wouldn't personally recommend it, I've heard some nightmarish stories about identity theft etc. from this practice.

Just for comparison a pic of some Peltier NLR Cub Scouts.

Nice roll, are all the prior pix from the mibs you just scored yesterday ??

I had to research it to & believe me it wasn't overnight. Some speculation, "yes" wish we could all learn by osmosis but they say that's impossible, so here we are "In it for the long haul"

The Germans made the more colorful handmades between 1880 & 1910, Mostly for the blossoming English gameboard market during the mid to late Victorian era. One explanation for the smaller sizes & the two unfinished pontils (the rough unfinished pontils don't roll very well) unlike most of those made between 1850 & 1880 of which most had one faceted & one melted pigtail, they were trying to get them as round as they could as fast as they could.. This of course doesn't always apply as there are always exceptions to every rule. I use this to date most of my handmades, once you've seen thousands of them you can almost tell in most cases just by looking at the glass & the colors they used when it was made, a reason I like Joseph coats so much, the bright colors & rarity of any of them above 1". Also I have many with av. nothing like I used to have as they are getting almost impossible to attain anymore, and when I do find them the cost is outrageous. WW ll was 1939 - 1945 I don't think any handmades were being made then ??

I wonder where Mr. Hogue got his ideas from..................................

Yep !! Thems handmade micas for sure.

I always keep the first one for seed. "Nice"