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The strummolo ([strummolo]; in Neapolitan: “strùmmolo,” pronounced ['strummələ]) is the Neapolitan name for a spinning top. The game has Mexican origins. The top is made up of a spindle, which is usually wooden, and ends in a metal point and a cord used to toss it.[1]
^Francesco De Bourcard (1853) Uses and customs of Naples and described and painted designs, G. Nobile Printing Factory
The strummolo ([strummolo]; in Neapolitan: “strùmmolo,” pronounced ['strummələ]) is the Neapolitan name for a spinning top. The game has Mexican origins...
Nazionale di Napoli, in “Asprenas”, 10, 1963, 4, 465–474 Mario Borrelli, Lo strummolo soggetto d’emblematica, in "Lo Scugnizzo", Naples, 13, 1963, 2, 3 Mario...
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