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Thnx Chad , and thanks for your fast response when i was having problems with the website 👍👍👍

And how can you even tell that this marble is a peltier ? That is what i am interested in , if i found one of these i would not know instant that this is a peltier marble How do you "read" the ID ?

So far my topic about All Reds that i have found here Think i found also marbles that are called Vitro Black Line I will post those later , i have to sort them and compare them first with the Real Vitro Black Line i have got from the USA from my friends here Last picture is from the marbles i have sorted and posted in this topic I had fun doing this and i hope to learn something more about these Comments are more then welcome Thanks Joep

And last but not least These 3 All Reds ? They swirl

And this one , i have only found one here with this kind of blue color

Then these are left Other color based glas Not white

Then these popped up Not many left now that i have to show , but these hold a pink ish color also And a few where green color is mixed agaist the poles of the marble

The next i have found in the wild in the Netherlands are these Green and blue colored Green and red colored

Then these.... Red and Blue You find these in the Netherlands very often These are All Reds but also many different styles ?

The next i found are different then the ones i have posted These have the same color on each pole but they look different All Reds or these have another name ? found 3 of these with transparant glas also

Then i found these I have heard that All Reds have 2 different colors , one color on each pole Are these All Reds or Vitro with another name ?

I have learned here that the Red color on the All Reds became less brighter because of the war and colored glass was hard to find and sometimes they have to travel 3 states for a little truckload of glass Made a few pictures of the ones that we find here in Europe ( Netherlands very often ) The ones on picture 1 : the top 2 are sended to me from the USA , the ones below them are obvious the same and need no comment But..... Picture 2 : are these the same marbles ? The 2 on the top , i have found only 2 of these so far , the yellow is darker on one Pole and is mixed with a Brown ish color then the ones on picture one and the white bands on the equator are tighter also Different type ? And picture 3 : the Yellow almost faided away and the Red / Brown Pole became wider and spreads more over the marble

What kind of a Peltier is this ?

Got these today from Stephen B Nice variety of americans Thank you Stephen , Really enjoying this 👌🙂👍

I like to get a hold of a list that tells me the names of Heatons and maybe pictures for example , i am sorting

Yes my friend

1 & 2 100% 3 & 4 not sure Vanes look thinner

My point is I am interested to know what is in the marbles that made them the way they are Not only by sight..and expirience by looking at the marble , but knowing a little more Understand them more in a scientific way And discover more content of marbles and how they were made and what was used in the proces and why

Lets get to work and make some swirls in that glass that was made of Long Beach on the south shores of lake Michigan sand And lets make some marbles 🤹‍♂️ Lets call em Harpy's This is what we need

https://www.uvminerals.org/minerals/common-fluorescent-minerals/ Rocks glow If these minerals / elements where mixed while making glass for marbles It was in the sand , just like the uranium sulfide that makes the marbles glow radiation green , the Iron that makes it glow yellow and orange. Its all in the mix 🤹‍♂️ Nevertheless , i think the rock indentification app is not so high developed that it can trace pieces of rock elements in the glass of the glass sphere of the marble, But then again , made 2 pictures of marbles with that app and it came up with what i showed you above when i started this topic

Seaching for the elements that are stuck in the sphere while making the glass for marbles , the pieces of rock ...AV and other things

Check definition of sand Sand = rock Possibilty is that the sand that was used to make glass (marbles) , that that sand holds AV...AV = little pieces of gemstone Sometimes also organic material (shells) Is sand Google Sand is Rock ?

As far as i can tell , this app scans for pieces of rock ( in the marble )and then tell you what it is , i have my doubts that its working like it should I think mainly the app scans the color and just guesssing then....think its not so high tech that it could really see all the elements that are inside the marble

Then i tried a Heaton This it what it came up with