Glass Marbles for Chinese Checkers Board Game WE Games-Combination Games as well as crafting

as well as crafting

or tracks on which the score is tallied with pegs

3-track continuous board with 120-count scoring and skunk lines

Boards measure 10

Includes 32 chessmen with thick felt bottoms

Glass Marbles for Chinese Checkers Board Game WE Games-Combination Games as well as craftingAre you missing marbles for your Chinese Checkers set? Have no fear, this is the perfect replacement for you! This set includes enough colorful glass marbles for up to 6 players (60 total). Did you think that Chinese Checkers was invented in China? Wrong! Chinese Checkers came from the game of Halma (Greek for jump), a game invented in America around 1884 by a Harvard Medical School thoracic surgeon named Dr. George Howard Monks. Comes with brightly