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1. bargames101.com › different-types-of-marblesThe Ultimate Guide to Different Types of Marbles - Bar Games 101

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   27 de jul. de 2020 · Types of Marbles. Aggie. The first of the marbles to take note of are “Aggies”, or “Agates”. These are one of the best known of the Taws. They are also one of the most valuable and were produced in the US as well as in Germany. They are made from ground Agate and dyed with various mineral dyes; typically green, blue, yellow and gray.

2. www.houseofmarbles.us › product-category › marblesCollectors Marbles - House of Marbles US

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   Click here to see every Collectors Marble available in the range at this time. Pop back regularly as these marbles are one-offs, so when they’re gone they’re gone. Teign Valley Glass Studio Marbles Teign Valley Glass was started in Teignmouth, Devon (England) in 1981, making marbles for House of Marbles using traditional Victorian styles.

3. museum.wales › traditional_toys › marblesMarbles | Museum Wales

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   Brown marbles were called stonies and alabaster marbles were called allies. Children made their own marbles by rolling and baking clay. They usually carried the wet clay from the nearest river, lake or stream! These homemade marbles were called marididdles. Children also got marbles from special fizzy pop bottles called Codd bottles.

4. www.marbles.com › contact-usmarbles Card contact

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   Contact us. To find out more about the marbles card or how to manage your existing account, just get in touch. By telephone. To report your card lost or stolen call us on: 0333 220 2692* (from the UK) +44 (333) 220 2692* (from abroad) For customer enquiries or to make a payment call us on: 0333 220 2692. * To activate your marbles card call us on: 0800 328 2523*

5. www.moonmarble.comMoon Marble Company

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   We wanted marbles that we had as children like Bumble-Bees, Cubscouts, Puries, and so on. In 1997 this "need" led us to the opening of the Moon Marble Company store. The store is located near the intersection of K-32 & Hwy 7 in Bonner Springs, KS. We stock machine made marbles in a multitude of colors and designs in sizes from pee-wees to 50mm.

6. www.appraisily.com › the-ultimate-collectors-guide-mastering-antique-marbleAntique Marbles 101: Ultimate ID & Price Guide for Collectors

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   30 de mar. de 2024 · Collectors must become acquainted with a variety of factors: the distinctive pontil marks of hand-crafted marbles, the symmetrical precision of machine-made cousins, and the weight and feel of different materials. In this 'Collecting Antique Marbles Identification and Price Guide,' we delve into the crucial aspects of determining authenticity ...

7. portal.marbles.com › marbles › account-summaryAccount Summary

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