Marble race game

Amusement devices: toys – Including unattached gravity-fed rolling – tumbling – or...

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273 86C, A63H 2908

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047130385

ABSTRACT:
A marble race game includes a number of different, interconnected marble race toys so that a marble passes from the exit of one to the entrance of another, downstream race toy. All the toys keep the marble moving fast enough along their paths to be visually appealing and yet increase the time it takes to course the toy paths compared with conventional marble race toys. Several different marble race toys are used, including a funnel toy, a zig-zag toy, a J-loop toy, a paddle wheel toy, a serpentine toy and a pin deflect toy.

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Toys to Grow On "Build & Roll Raceway", Fall 1984 catalog.
Bear Creek "Marble Race" Fall 1984 catalog.
"Marble Magic" from Discovery Toys Catalog (Spring 1985).
Kiddiecraft Super Helta Skelta, copied from toy box.
Childcraft "Tobaga" from Childcraft Fall 1984 catalog.

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