Over 100 Years of Machine Made Marbles!


Photo depicts U.S.A. Flames, Christensen Agate, Alley
Agate, and a few coincidental random Ravenswood and
Champion Agate flames. Flaming marbles must have three
tips on a viewable side.


Check the photo files for aid in identifying your
marbles.

Note: not all messages will be answered on this page.
The majority are answered through behind the scenes
e-mail exchange. If your message is interesting, some
members will contact you. But, don't be surprised by
the lack of messages, or discouraged while asking
questions.

All new members messages will be moderated once, for
content. Once approved, you may post freely. However,
if it is not marble related or is a repetitive sales
message, the new message will be deleted. This stops
advertising on the message board and excessive spam
e-mails to club members.

Application date Martin Frederick Christensen applied
for the first machine to manufacture Glass Marbles;
Dec. 19 1902.

This site is for antique and old marbles of all kinds.

Enjoy!