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mickfin

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OK i know that thies are clay Marbles , But if someone can tell me around what area do thies Marbles go back to Date???? Thanks Mickfin
 
Just a Ballpark date???? Its got too be before Glass I would think???? Thank You Mickfin
 
Okay, so maybe not the very first marbles made, but without any question these were the very first mass-produced marbles, and as far as big time claims go, these were also the very first mass-produced toys of any type. And, okay, the date is off a bit - as Sam Dyke claimed he was mass-producing clay marbles as far as 1884 (The Parkersburg Sentinel, May 10, 1924


Rob
 
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