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Clay marbles

Clay Marbles
Product ID: 534
Our Price $7.95

Children in colonial America played with marble made of stone or clay, while glass marbles were prized among children in the 19th century. Enclosure games, hole games and conquering games are all traditional marble games that are still familiar today.

The set includes 10 target marbles and 1 shooter made of red-brown, non-toxic clay. They are not perfectly round nor perfectly consistent in size. Packaged in a suede pouch and includes instructions and history.

Small parts warning: Not recommended for children under 8 years of age.

 
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