The game of marbles may be the oldest game in history. Yes, your parents played it, as did the Romans and Egyptions. Marble is a kind of stone, and the earliest games were played with small stones. Today you can find all kinds of marbles. Antique marbles, collectable marbles, mass produced marbles and even new glass marbles made by hand. You can make up rules, or we can show you how to play marbles. You can buy marbles from our friends at Moon Marble Company.

This site is designed for and dedicated to the beginner mibologist. Mainly it is an identification site, thus there are tons of photos. Hopefully you will find it useful in figuring out what that marble is. Holding a marble in your hand and talking to someone who knows about them is without a doubt the best way to learn.

Information and Discussion about the marble artist show, Marble Crazy at the Moon Marble Company. Artists attending Marble Crazy 2011. This gives you an example of the physical improvements to the exhibition space. We now have a website dedicated to the event, www. Which we are using to inform .

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Video of Chinese Marble Making Factory. Sino Sales in China produced this video of their marble making factory, which features an incredible shot of an array of machines making marbles in tandem from what must be multiple kilns or some very large kilns.

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These enthusiastic marble collectors were Ron Shepherd, Paula Shepherd, Gary Traugh, and the late Tim Wyer. They recognized a need to preserve the history of marbles and to promote the collecting and identification of marbles.