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Looks like a Peltier Rams head pattern to me ?? I don't see an MCS, MCR or a Ying-Yang pattern ?? I consulted a few "Pelthead" buddies and agreed that it was "probably" supposed to be a Pelt Dragon, the chevrons on the side of the Rams Head pattern are "usually" attributed to Pelt, a manufacture defect "Yes" but a highly desirable & identifiable one.

Rams Head Pattern

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Chevrons

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Every swirl company made Rams Head, Chevron, and Ying Yang patterns. They are all errors. When the hot glass glob did not spin on its own axis in all directions. Because of many reasons, temperature, size, speed, and more. They happened every day. Sometimes every hour or every four hours or every six hours. Vitro made a lot of swirls in larger sizes, they are errors. The larger the marble, the harder it is to control everything.  Akro made swirls and Marble King made swirls, they are errors, not planned standard production. Put a fancy name on a mistake, error or non standard production marbles and raise the price.  

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Who made this is  a good question. I know many have their ideas and thoughts and opinions so if this is Jabo, i would love to see this color combo in Jabo and what run name was it. Prove is important when discussing marbles. We all learn from these discussion. I can match this color combo to Peltier, but i have not seen that many different runs of Jabos so that color could very well be matched. Chuck G---

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Is there a color combo that was not used by Jabo ? Jabo made billions of marbles 1994 to 2008, before any special investor runs happened. When you make millions and millions per week for many years. You will end up with most color combinations possible. Some are unique but they are few and usually three, four or five colors combinations. It is green base with brown added.  I am not 100% sure who made it. But I get just as much feelings for Jabo or any swirl company as I do Peltier. It is a error, a mistake, non standard production which makes it very difficult to id accurate. 

What are the traits with the original marble that point to Peltier the most ?  I disagree highly that the Chevron or Rams Head or Ying Yang  patterns are Peltier traits any more than many other companies.  

The largest picture in the group of six above looks like many different companies swirl marbles.  Alley, Ravenswood, Champion, Jabo, etc.  With that picture what looks Peltier ? 

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15 hours ago, wvrons said:

Every swirl company made Rams Head, Chevron, and Ying Yang patterns. They are all errors. When the hot glass glob did not spin on its own axis in all directions. Because of many reasons, temperature, size, speed, and more. They happened every day. Sometimes every hour or every four hours or every six hours. Vitro made a lot of swirls in larger sizes, they are errors. The larger the marble, the harder it is to control everything.  Akro made swirls and Marble King made swirls, they are errors, not planned standard production. Put a fancy name on a mistake, error or non standard production marbles and raise the price.  

Too bad Miken has never did this with their error softball bats. Wrong kevlar sleeve, wrong mold, wrong mandrel, any errors in process found down the line are just marked "blems" and sold at discount Alot of this decision was based on performance issues but some blem products over the years I know they could have labeled a "hybrid" of some sort and sold for profit. Anyway, errors at discount rates or otherwise is the better option versus scrap 😊

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