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I want to say Peltier Rainbo for this one. Unfortunately, I'm not seeing the "Pelt flip flop" on it, so I'd like to have clearer views of how the ribbons meet the seams.

Since I'd like to have more photos, I've split this off from the other thread to cut down on confusion.

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A little blurry but those first two in Post #3 are the angles I wanted to see. :thup:

Sorry to be a hard-ass. :D

I'm certain that they were made on a Rainbo machine.

Here's the thing which is making me hold back. The ribbons don't appear to have the typical Peltier Rainbo pattern.

That makes me want the marble to turn out to be a Kokomo. The Kokomo Opalescent Glass Company bought some marble making machines from Peltier and used them for a short while. They did not make very many marbles. So going by the numbers, it's unlikely that it is a Kokomo.

Numerically, the odds are far better that a rainbo-looking marble will be a Peltier.

But I'm just not seeing the ribbon pattern for Peltier.

BUT ... one more big BUT ... if you identify something as Kokomo on eBay, people won't like that. There will be some curious and then possibly angry person who will want to know why you said Kokomo. So don't say Kokomo unless you get a solid consensus that that's what it is.

Did that make any sense?

You can read company histories here: http://joemarbles.com/2Manufacturers%20History%20Pages/Manufacturers%20Home%20Page.htm

And also find examples of different marble types there. :)

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The relative symmetry between the sides makes it not seem like Master. (By relative symmetry, I mean two distinct sides with red and white ribbons on both sides. Masters don't generally give the impression of having two halves.)

Here are some Kokomos:

Kokos_onestop.jpg

http://marbleconnection.com/topic/11352-kokomo-examples/?hl=kokomo

Confirmed kokos are so uncommon that if you ask for examples, you'll see a lot of the same photos over and over. It's hard to know what their range of variation is.

If you ask for pics of Pelt Rainbos you'll get a whole lot more examples. Your color combo is in the general area of the Peltier style which collectors call a 7-Up.

In this thread folks were posting some Peltiers which didn't match the standard Pelt patterns. I don't think they necessarily meant to post nonstandard patterns but I guess those naturally arose when folks looked for interesting ones to post.

http://marbleconnection.com/topic/20719-sharing-pictures-of-pelt-rainbos/

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