Chad G.

Pics below courtesy of EdNargel, AAM Pelt John Deere on the (L) Pelt Girl Scout (R) PELTIER I.D. SITE : The rest of the John Deere, Girl Scout family can be found by clicking the link below the, Peltier Identification site link below LINK : https://www.peltiermarbles.info/nlrs

x 2, transitional

Appears to be a couple fractures in the bottom left in the wide white stripe of this one ?? Appears to be 2 or 3 running in different directions & criss crossing dead center of the bottom half of the mib in the white in this pic ??

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Congratulations on your retirement "Ric"

Yesir Bruce

Definitely both Peltier NLR's. The one on the left if the base is cornflower blue is a "Pelt Blue Panda" the one on the right if it was red would be a "Red Zebra' but it looks a little to rusty colored so no name as of yet. Possible "Blue Panda" if the base is cornflower blue, which it appears to be ?? If it's black based w/ or w/o av. just a zebra Bruce

These are called "Alley Woodland Camo" almost always between 15/16ths & 1", never seen them any smaller. VVHTF man, where was I when you scored all these, ?? Some great mibs, a the browns will vary widely on these but a great marble, to have 1 is good, to have 4 is Great

Nice mib Ric !!

Looks good to me to, you can chuck it my way !! I'm still seeing a nice Alley

A few dug at the Heaton site that also didn't spin correctly, if I remember right I got at least 2 of these in a batch I from Ron. A beautiful error I agree !!

I found out this one with black is definitely a Pelt but VVVHTF. I know someone w/ one exactly like it & knows of 3 others, I had a feeling but didn't want to say just from the one view and not a very visible seam. I asked them if they could post it but they have a little digging to do first.

Your makin my mouth water, the freezer is empty & my first trip was a bust.

20 # steelhead I caught about 8 years ago in the glacier fed Deschutes river on 8 pound line & a drift rod.. The steelhead are going all the way to clearwater Idaho we just intercept them on the way, a long & arduous journey another 350 mikes upstream. Steelhead are sea run trout not salmon, harvest trout also go to sea but generally don't get above 4 or 5 pound's & return annually. A Blessing being born here and coming back after the Navy, I love this area and wouldn't move for anything. We average 15 fish a day apiece before noon, with a bag limit if 3, we just keep the ones over 18 pounds. & release the rest. Still waiting for my first this year, they just opened the Columbia mainstem last week for steelhead & Chinook Jack salmon.

!! Guess other than the obvious Alleys swirls are still mostly a puzzle to me, best guess is some W.Va. manufacture ?? " Nice mib Ric"

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I know it doesn't have the lazy "s" seam I just have a bunch with the exact same color schemes with my rainbos, some of the colored ribbons line up on some don't, not that colors really mean anything with all the variance, I just get a pelt feel to it ?? As always, I could be wrong Ric, I value your input, please !! I don't have any close ups of rainbos except some rare color combinations, wish I did !!

All Pelt for me !! 1 & 2 appear to be the same marbles, all 4 pics Rainbo Type.

Nice Pelts Bruce !!

Peltier Blue Panda One with black, not sure ??

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No just backlight it with a normal light, if it's metalic the light won't pass through. The backlight test is for, oxblood or a metalic, not UV. reactiveness. A small amount looks like it could be metalic, the black stuff just might be junk off the rollers ??

Looks like a metalic Pelt Rainbo in te second pic, VHTF any now a days, yes backlighting should tell the tale.