Akro Marbles
The Akro Agate Company was founded in 1910 in Akron, Ohio. It moved to Clarksburg, West Virginia, in 1914, where it remained until its bankruptcy in 1951. The company originally repackaged marbles bought from the M.F. Christensen and Son Company. By the time the company had moved to Clarksburg, it was operating its own marble making machinery and producing marbles. (Story continues below products)
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(Continued from above) Throughout most of the history of the company, Akro Agate was the largest manufacturer of marbles in the United States. The company introduced a number or improvements and design changes to its machinery, which yielded several different types of marbles that could not be replicated by competitors. Many Akro Agate marbles are very collectible today. The company produced both single-stream and variegated stream marbles, in all types except ribboned and veneered.











