This 25 count bag of Bozo Mega Marbles comes with 24 Player marbles that measure 16mm or 5/8th inches and 1 Shooter marble that measures 25mm or 1 inch in diameter. Bozo is as American as apple pie, these red, white and blue marbles are a patriotic addition to your collection. These retired, discontinued marbles, made by Vacor for Mega Marbles, have become very collectible and hard to find. The Patriotic colors of swirled white, red, and blue opaque glass are bright and colorful. Surface has been iridized to reflect more light. Just looking at these lovely marbles can make you smile. They come packed in a net bag with cardboard header. This game net is discontinued and retired.

Willard Scott played Bozo on WRC-TV from 1959–1962. Dick Dyszel played the character on Washington, D.C. broadcast TV, WDCA channel 20, in the 1970s to millions of viewers.

Great fun when playing marble games or using with Marble Runs!!

Image is representative of selection. Each marble is a unique glass orb. No two marbles are alike.

There were 183 individual live Bozo Shows on television at one time in the United States
The Bozo Show was on television consistently without interruption for 47 years
There has been a wait for as long as 10 years for tickets to see Bozo
Larry Harmon Pictures Corporation has trained 205 Bozos from around the world at Bozo University
Bozo the Clown – sometimes billed as “Bozo, The World’s Most Famous Clown” – is a clown character created for children’s entertainment, widely popular in the second half of the 20th century. He was introduced in the United States in 1946, and to television in 1949, later appearing in franchised television programs of which he was the host, where he was portrayed by numerous local performers.