Pelts but what kind?

[PittsburghMarbles]

My grandma just gave me these marbles in a huge jar of marbles that my grandpa had in the 30s or so. I tend to think I know my marbles as I’ve been doing it for years but I can’t think of what kinda pelts these would be. The last photo is the pelts in question. I think the 2 more colorful ones are NLRs of some sort but I’m not quite sure. 

[Dave 13]

can you describe the colours of the mib in the 1st few pics is it dark brown and red or more black and orange that will determine what they might be 

 

[PittsburghMarbles]

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theyre green and red with tints of orange. 

[William]

A few of them look similar too the Citrus variety?

[Dave 13]

well i’m going to tap out on this one and just wait to see what Chad G or Chuck G or  Ron S or someone else has to say After doing a little more digging in the archives here and on AAM  i’m not confident enough to say out of the two i’m thinking of because there too similar the others ones your showing are really nice too and the most important part they come from your family 😎

[Chad G.]

Link to the pelt citrus site, the last pic does look similar to a citrus family type but there were so many variants in Pelt ?? Maybe a bit of a peek at the pix on the pelt site ?? Wish the orange ribbons were yellow then an easy Plum Citrus I.D. Plum citruses are a little HTF than the others. The trouble with a one off is there is nowhere to get a value base. Still I have, and am drawn to one offs.

LINK :  https://www.peltiermarbles.info/citrus

[I'llhavethat1]

Nice, probably some sort of Christmas tree variant with a lot of oven debris.  I had a similar one kicking around here for a while. 

It's nice of your Grandma to think of you, so the marbles can live on in posterity.  Probably some very interesting marbles in that jar, thanks for posting

[akroorka]

The first image is a great marble--then you have three---excellant. I have a few marbles from my grandfather and they are cherished. Nice group no doubt.

No names from me except NICE!!!

Marble--On!!

[Dave 13]

hi your first pic i was looking at yesterday i’m thinking is a Pelt burnt sunset or Pelt Halloween 

[PittsburghMarbles]

Hmmm I’ll have to look that up. Either way, these are some pretty rare pelts if they’re stumping people on here lol

[Dave 13]

yes i’ve noticed the ID section has slowed down with the seasoned collectors giving there thoughts and that’s fine it’s not there job they do it in there spare time  .i had a few on here that i was thinking  was going to get more action too all i know is between all the old pages in the ID section here and AAM  Steph’s study hall here the archives at AAM and Stephen Bahr utube vids i think a person can find enough info to ID most mibs just got to watch the older stuff from years ago because as some new info comes out some things have changed 

 

[akroorka]

I am not a Peltier expert but I consider Peltier Marbles to be my second choice in collecting after Akro Agate.
The Peltier collectors have named so many marbles with nicknames that it is very hard to keep up with them and I do not blame you for asking for a name for the ones that you posted.
Sometimes a misidentification is the only thing that will get a response, so here I go.
I am not afraid to call them like I see them.
Image one shows what I would call three “Clear based NLR Rebels”—very rare.
Image two shows what I would say is a “NLR Translucent based Rebel”—not very common.
Image three shows what I think may be a Vitro Buttermilk---a very nice marble to own.
Of course, I welcome any other opinions and hope to see some, I challenge all Pelt-Heads or others, to chime in.
Marble—On!!!
 

[I'llhavethat1]

Pretty sure all the one's circled are Pelt and some variation of a Christmas tree (with green), rather than a Rebel (with black).  Nice looking marbles.

[akroorka]

I will always challenge black in any marble.

Black is blue, brown, green, purple and a few others.

Of course, I appreciate the opinion that you have given---finally, someone stepped up to this ID—lets see some more with some knick-names or company names applied.

I still think that the last one is a Vitro Buttermilk.

I just call them like I see them.

Thanks, and

Marble—On!!

[Dave 13]

hi Art i’ve never heard of a clear base NLR Rebel yet were can we find info /pics of it thx 

[akroorka]

Hi Dave, this is just a reach on my part looking for a reaction.

I know that there are clear based Pelts referred to/nicknamed as, Ketchup and Mustard and Dragon, both pretty rare.

Why not A Rebel? The three in question have all of the needed colors afterall.

Good question, no good response. Just looking to rattle a few windows to get a better ID for the OP.

Marble--On!!

[I'llhavethat1]

1 hour ago, akroorka said:

I will always challenge black in any marble.

Black is blue, brown, green, purple and a few others.

Of course, I appreciate the opinion that you have given---finally, someone stepped up to this ID—lets see some more with some knick-names or company names applied.

I still think that the last one is a Vitro Buttermilk.

I just call them like I see them.

Thanks, and

Marble—On!!

I hear ya!

Mine I thought was a weird rebel variation.  Had it for years and just hadn't looked at close enough to see the green tinge under closer inspection of the "black"..  Probably wouldn't have even been noticed on an opaque white base.

This is the only crappy pic I could find from years ago and (at the time) I think I was trying to take a pic of marbles with debris.  But I think you'll agree there are some similarities with the OP.  I'd love to hear about/see others

[PittsburghMarbles]

1 hour ago, akroorka said:

I will always challenge black in any marble.

Black is blue, brown, green, purple and a few others.

Of course, I appreciate the opinion that you have given---finally, someone stepped up to this ID—lets see some more with some knick-names or company names applied.

I still think that the last one is a Vitro Buttermilk.

I just call them like I see them.

Thanks, and

Marble—On!!

The last one is def not a buttermilk. It’s some sort of NLR pelt maybe but def a pelt. 

[PittsburghMarbles]

[PittsburghMarbles]

Here’s the last marble you’re talking about. 

[Dave 13]

15 minutes ago, I'llhavethat1 said:

I hear ya!

Mine I thought was a weird rebel variation.  Had it for years and just hadn't looked at close enough to see the green tinge under closer inspection of the "black"..  Probably wouldn't have even been noticed on an opaque white base.

This is the only crappy pic I could find from years ago and (at the time) I think I was trying to take a pic of marbles with debris.  But I think you'll agree there are some similarities with the OP.  I'd love to hear about/see others

yes i agree that one looks like the OP

cool i get what your saying Art i was starting my research on a clear base rebel and was not getting to far 

[Chad G.]

A Pelt variant to me, Pelt made loads of variants and one offs. I've seen them before, no name that I know of, definite keepers though  

[akroorka]

1 hour ago, PittsburghMarbles said:

Here’s the last marble you’re talking about. 

Ok Pittsburgh.

The last image tells the truth and I will pull my Buttermilk teeth back in😁

Nice Peltier marble for sure!!

[akroorka]

1 hour ago, I'llhavethat1 said:

I hear ya!

Mine I thought was a weird rebel variation.  Had it for years and just hadn't looked at close enough to see the green tinge under closer inspection of the "black"..  Probably wouldn't have even been noticed on an opaque white base.

This is the only crappy pic I could find from years ago and (at the time) I think I was trying to take a pic of marbles with debris.  But I think you'll agree there are some similarities with the OP.  I'd love to hear about/see others

I agree that yours is very similar to the last image in the OP.

I am OK with "a weird rebel variation" for sure.

Marble--On!!

[Fire1981]

First pic in the left hand corner. It looks like there is a white,red, green,orange and black/brown. Is that right ?