Royal Bobbles Mark Twain American Writer & Humorist Collectible Bobblehead Statue

Royal Bobbles Mark Twain American Writer & Humorist Collectible Bobblehead Statue

• MARK TWAIN BOBBLEHEAD – Twain is commonly known for his literary masterpieces. He wrote the American classics The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1885). This bobblehead sports his iconic white linen suit and jacket.
• HISTORIC COLLECTIBLES – Royal Bobbles features several different product lines of famous icons including entertainers, artists, and historic/political figures. Each features an authenticity hologram with a unique serial number.
• COLLECTIBLE BOBBLEHEADS – Each premium bobblehead comes in a colorful collector’s box with a custom-cut Styrofoam inner protection. Each over 8” tall, made from high quality, heavyweight polyresin, and individually hand-painted.
• LIFELIKE FIGURINES, EXQUISITE DETAIL – As each bobblehead is carefully researched, crafted with care, and extremely detailed. Royal Bobbles is leading the industry with its realistic and lifelike likenesses, making them right at home in any environment.
• PREMIUM STATUETTES – Founded in 2009, Royal Bobbles is a premium designer and manufacturer of high quality, exquisite collectible figurines, allowing for a high level of detail and durability in every product.

RETIRED - This Mark Twain bobblehead is part of Royal Bobbles' collection of historic figures. Samuel Langhorne Clemens was born on November 30, 1835, in Florida, Missouri. When he was 11, Twain's father died. A year later, Twain left school to become a printer's apprentice. After a few years of training, he became a typesetter for newspapers and journals in the area. This led to his move farther east as a member of a famous printers trade union. He began to educate himself in public libraries and eventually became a cub pilot on a Mississippi River steamboat. After 2 years, he received his pilot's license, and it was from his time on the river that "Mark Twain" was born. On a steamboat, they yell "mark twain" when measuring a safe depth for steamboats. Twain later moved west and became a miner and worked at a newspaper in Nevada where he began to write under the pseudonym "Mark Twain." In 1865, Twain achieved national recognition for his tale The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County. After marrying and moving to Connecticut, Twain wrote many of his classic novels, including The Prince and the Pauper (1881). Along with writing, he was also a traveling lecturer in the United States and other countries. Although he died in 1910, Twain's legacy lives on in his books and biography. This bobblehead shows Mark Twain in a white linen suit holding a cigar with one hand on his hip. All Royal Bobbles bobbleheads are about 8" tall and are made from the highest quality, heavyweight polyresin. Each bobblehead is hand painted, making each one unique. Every Royal Bobbles product comes with its own unique serial number on the bottom of the base to indicate authenticity.