TMC — 2023 Shows
Spring Marble Show: Saturday, April 22, 2023
(Room Trading April 20 & 21)
Courtyard by Marriott Austin Northwest/Lakeline
12833 Ranch Rd. 620 North
Austin, Tx 78750
Reservations are at: 512.580.0083
Table/Show info contact: Carroll Collier Cdc2@flash.net Or call 512.751.2945
Fall Marble Show Saturday, October 28, 2023
(Room trading Oct. 26 & 27)
Admission free — bring your marbles for identification & assessment of value
Radisson Hotel—North at Fossil Creek
2540 Meacham Blvd.
Fort Worth, Texas 76106
Hotel Reservation at 817.625.9911
Table/Show info contact Lynn Johnson at: Lynn.johnson@unt.edu
Or call 940.300.3222
Newsletters
TMC Newsletter Volume 2, Issue 3, September 2022
Our TMC Board is delighted to be sending you our 7th TMC Newsletter. We try to publish four newsletters a year; some years we make it and some we don’t.
TMC Newsletter Volume 2, Issue 3, September 2022
Our TMC Board is delighted to be sending you Issue 6 of our TMC Newsletter. We try to publish four newsletters a year; some years we make it and some we don’t.
TMC Newsletter Volume I, Issue 5, February 2022
Our TMC Board is delighted to be sending you Issue 5 of our TMC Newsletter. We try to publish four newsletters a year; some years we make it and some we don’t.
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Running Rabbit Auctions
The identification of marbles is a first step to developing and enhancing collections. In this video series, Danny Turner will discuss machine made marbles and show some of the most colorful marbles ever produced.
Texas Marble Collectors (TMC) strives to help members and friends identify marbles with shows, Facebook page, and TMC Newsletters.
The Cole Avenue Marble Champion – A Marble Collection Won in the Schoolyard
During the heyday of marble competition in the 1950s, the VFW sponsorship of state competitions received a degree of public recognition and children’s interest. For example, our Newsletter provided Roger Mazurkewicz’s 1958 VFW Championship in New Jersey. Children, however, have ‘always had championships’ that were important and significant to themselves and sometime to the neighborhood.