Collecting marbles

Marbles originated from ancient Rome and Egypt.
The name Marble comes from a material called Marble (expensive stone). In the year 1800 the best Marbles were made out of Alabaster (white Marble). People wanted to use a cheeper material. They tried clay but it crumbled when the marbles would hit each other. Finally in 1846 a German glass blower invented special scissors that could cut glass and make marbles. That way marbles became cheeper and easier to produce. Now marbles are made in factories where hot glass is dropped onto steel rollers that shape the glass into marbles.

I love marbles since I was 5 years old. I remember the first time I saw a marble, was a warm July morning, I was with my mother to the local shop when we ran into some friends who played with marbles on the sidewalk.

Over the years I've kept up my love for marbles and added to my collection on a yearly basis. Nothing fancy, I just like to find a few that are visually appealing to me. I also like saving marbles from old games. I've often bought games like Cat's Eye just to get the marbles.

I'm proud to say that I have over 5000 marbles in my collection...and I love them!

After devoting much time to collect marbles one day my wife told me: "Why not turn your hobby into your profession?".

It's the best decision I ever made in my life, now I have an online store where I sell marbles to all fans and lovers of those beautiful crystal balls. I combine my work as a consultant with my shop online www.marblesshoponline.com.

Finally i could get drazon ball marbles!!

I've been a fan of dragon ball since I was little, I have seen all the chapters many times...

A few months ago I knew that there were marbles dragon ball and decided to look, finally my effort paid off and now we have them in my shop online catalog.

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