What's The Name Of This Peltier Type?

[VTAndrea]

I know there's been discussion of this kind previously, but can't remember exactly what hobbyists call it. Window? Windshield?

[Steph]

"Windshield" has been used for a Pelt type.

[Chuck G]

Andrea, YES, a pelt "Windsheild" as they call it. You will find most of this type in the bigger size marbles. It has a base glass of different transparent colors including some clear base ones, now to classify it as this type or in the family, it has to have these colors to the wide ribbons (most of the time) on the surface and (has to) cover 70% of the marble and one open spot that you can see down inside that usually is the other 30% open. Hope this explains the marble better. Chuck G--

[ann]

. . . it has to have these colors to the wide ribbons (most of the time) on the surface . . .

Hi Chuck -- which colors are you talking about for the ribbons? Do they only come in certain colors or certain color combinations?

[Chuck G]

Hi Ann, yes most of them come in this color combo and blending. I have seen akro as well as master with these open (viewing into) windows also, (however) they have only ONE other color to the other part of the marble, NOT the duel color of peltier. This means that there could be other color combos of peltier "Windsheilds" also. Chuck G--

[VTAndrea]

Thanks for the explanation, Chuck. I have mine up for bid on ebay so I'm glad to know I gave it the correct nickname.