Glass Marbles for Chinese Checkers Board Game WE Games-Combination Games 3-track continuous board with 120-count

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

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Ideal for travel to competitions

Consists of 24 precision-cut interlocking pieces that provide hours of engaging fun

Glass Marbles for Chinese Checkers Board Game WE Games-Combination Games 3-track continuous board with 120-countAre 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