National Line Rainbo Marble Box Set

A Peltier box of rainbos made in the 1930's on display at the 2008 Amana Marble Show. From the collection of Kevin and Judi.

Jobber Box

A Peltier Jobber Box with 88 mini Peltiers. These little marbles made in the 1930s measure 5/16". I bought them at the 2010 Orange County Marble Show.

Peltier Sunset

Sunset marbles are transparent Rainbos with sparkling bubbles and red,orange,yellow,white or green ribbons. Made by the Peltier Glass Co in the 1940s.

Peltier "Baseballs"

A group of red, orange and yellow Peltiers from the 1940s. The  ribbons form a pattern like a baseball.

Unusual Rainbo

I think this is a Peltier Rainbo, though the blue, black and red combination is unusual and is not listed in any of my books. probably made in the 1930s, and measures 5/8".

Peltier Bumblebee

One of Peltier's Rainbos made in the 1930s. A very striking bumblebee.

Onyx National Toy Box Set

The Peltier Honey Onyx was not a popular color when it first appeared in the 1930s, so few were made. This jobber box set, which was manufactured by M. Gropper & Sons, Inc., was for sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show by Tom Berg.

Yellow "V" Circa 1940s or 50s

Is it a Peltier banana or a Vitro "v"? I really don't know. I do however know I like and will keep it. Measures about an inch, machine made in the 1940s or 50s.

Peltier "Superman"

This Peltier National Line Rainbo Superman measures only 9/16". It was made in the late 1920s to late 1930s.

Peltier National Rainbos

Rare box of Peltier National Rainbo Marbles on display at the 2008 Amana Marble Show.

Peltier Tigers

Orange based black striped Rainbos by Peltier.

Peltier Burnt Christmas Tree

White based with red and green stripes dark around the edges make this a burnt Christmas tree. One of Peltiers rainbos made in the 1930s.

Peltier Superboy

The vivid blue and red-orange colors make the Superboy a very popular marble. Made by Peltier in the 1930s and measures 7/8'.

Peltier Honey Onxy circa 1930s

The hard to find honey onyx by Peltier was made in the 1930s. It has a soft honey color with an orange stripe and very thin green line.

Peltier Comic Strip Marbles circa 1930s

Peltier comic strip marbles from the 1930s photographed at the Amana Marble Show. The rare Master Loaf marble was for sale for $1,100. From the collection of Roy Katskee. If you're interested in purchasing this marble, then send me an email and I'll put you in touch with Roy.

Peltier "Lemonade Float"

Made by Peltier in 1955, here's a Vaseline-glass banana cateye. The name's a bit long, so I call it a "lemonade float." The marble pictured measures 7/8".

Peltier Cubscout circa 1930s

Here's a light blue and yellow shooter-sized Cubscout. It's one of the many "rainbos" from the Peltier Glass Company.

Peltier Miller Swirls

One of the earliest marbles made by Peltier Glass Co., these multicolored swirls include a green or brown transparent base with swirls of several different colors. Circa 1920s and 1930s.

Peltier Root Beer Float

A "Root Beer Float" is an uncommon and popular Peltier banana, which was made October 27, 1988 by Peltier craftsman George Zellers. This 7/8" marble has a dark amber base with a white vein. About 7,000 were made. From the collection of Matt Reilly.

Peltier Comic Strip Marbles

This box of Peltier comic strip marbles are from the collection of Gary Stansgar. Circa 1930.