.65 Burnt NLR Rhino Head, Spiderman Mint 9.6 Peltier Marble. Textbook.

This is a highly sought-after vintage machine-made glass marble from the Peltier Glass Company.

Specifically, this pattern belongs to their famous National Line Rainbo (NLR) series produced in Ottawa, Illinois, during the late 1920s to 1930s.

Color and Categorization

• The "Spider-Man" Designation: In marble collecting, the combination of a light blue base with bright red ribbons/swirls is universally nicknamed the "Spider-Man".
• "Burnt" Spider-Man: Because this specific marble shows deeper, darker red swirls that bleed into brown or dark gray edges, advanced collectors classify it as a "Burnt Spider-Man".
• National Line Rainbo This marble features a true ribbon pattern wrapping around the core placing it firmly in the premium NLR category.

The "Rhino Head" Profile

The terminology "Rhino Head" is a descriptive term used by collectors on forums like Marble Connection to highlight a specific visual quirk in the glass formation. When viewed from this exact angle, the red swirls form a silhouette that looks remarkably like the head, snout, and distinct upward horn of a rhinoceros. This particular characteristic makes it a "textbook" example of an asymmetrical character swirl that enthusiasts actively hunt for.

Size and Condition

• Size: At .65 inches, it falls right into the standard target size for these 1930s machine-made shooters and premium ribbons.

The product is a rare and collectible .65 Burnt NLR Rhino Head, Spiderman Mint 9.6~(a couple of factory pops or pin-pricks) This NLR Peltier Marble is from the 1920s-1930s. Produced by Victor Peltier at Peltier Glass, this vintage marble is a textbook example of machine-made artistry. With a unique design and 9.6 mint condition, this unit is perfect for collectors and hobbyists aged 17 years and up. A keeper!