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5:20 pm
Sun December 16, 2012

Local Handmade Marbles Inspire Memories From A Simpler Playtime

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Bins of marbles greet you at Moon Marble Company in Bonner Springs.
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The Moon Marble Company welcome sign.
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Moon Marble Company has wind up toys, real jacks and pick-up sticks, and of course, marbles.
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Artisan and owner of Moon Marble Company, Bruce Breslow shows a visiting group how to make marbles by hand.
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As the winter holidays approach, toys are on the minds of children and parents alike.

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Central Standard
9:43 am
Mon June 18, 2012

Marble Madness

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From Collecting Marbles: A Beginner's Guide by Rich Maxwell
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From Collecting Marbles: A Beginner's Guide by Rich Maxwell
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From Collecting Marbles: A Beginner's Guide by Rich Maxwell
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From Collecting Marbles: A Beginner's Guide by Rich Maxwell
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From Collecting Marbles: A Beginner's Guide by Rich Maxwell
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Bruce Breslow, owner of Moon Marble Company, puts the heat on his latest marble creation.
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Breslow melds two halves of a marble together.
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A sample of Moon Marble's distinct collections: brontosaurus, bumblebee, and butterfly.
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A portion of Moon Marble's glass stones.
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The face of the Moon Marble Company.
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Moon Marble Company specializes in a quirky assortment of 'old-school' toys, like Slinky Dog.
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A Crazy Cat Lady game at Moon Marble Company.
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Moon Marble Company sells mass-produced marbles as well as their own handmade ones.
The Marble Lady (Cathy Svacina) models a marble.
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Kansas City is a mecca for barbeque enthusiasts, jazz masters, and … marble collectors? You might not know it, but when it comes to marble collecting, KC is the place to be. On Tuesday’s Central Standard we’re talking marbles. 

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