Agates or aggies by the middle of the nineteenth century marbles made of agate had become so popular that the word aggie a nickname for agate came to be used for all stone marbles.
What are the names of the different marbles.
Bumbo bumboozer or bowler are names applied to very large marbles of any description.
Cat s eye superman and onionskin.
A peawee is the name used for any very small marble.
With the hundreds of marbles that are distinct in color size and patterns three common toy marbles stand out.
This marble is sometimes known by different commercial names such as verde guatemala or oasis green.
The aesthetics of verde indio vary and we can find marble with few streaks or with very pronounced white streaks.
Any marble larger than the majority may be termed a boulder bonker cosher masher plumper popper shooter thumper smasher noogie taw bumbo crock bumboozer bowler tonk tronk godfather tom bowler fourer giant dobber dobbert hogger biggie or toebreaker.
Radiant and aesthetic in appearance with patterns materializing from different countries each one of these handmade marbles were skillfully made.
Some enthusiasts achieve success identifying toy marbles on the web because fellow enthusiasts have created websites with photos and company information to assist in marble identification.
Various names refer to the marbles size.
These marble names refer to categories of marbles.
Find glass marbles that are identical or nearly identical in size shape and color.
They have a chalky unglazed porous appearance.
Mexico and argentina each produce only a few types of stone each however they still remain significant in the market.
These are machine produced marbles from the united states in the early 1920s through approximately 1970.
In the united states they produce 9 types of marble including creole etowah yule st.
They come in varied range of colors with diverse vein patterns on them.
Is a general name applied in many parts of the country to all glass marbles including opals glimmers bloods rubies etc.
Genevieve vermont tuckahoe and sylacauga marbles.