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Here is a place where you can show off your Marbles Knives. I have just a few and I don't see any of the bone handle material on any other brands. I have seen some new handles on the Marbles coming out since they filed Bankruptcy and SMKW purchased the rights to them. I especially like the USA made Marbles from Gladstone, MI which are rare and hard to find. If you like Marbles knives, here is a place to show them off.Here is a green stag bone sunfish.

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Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on December 18, 2013 at 22:01

Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on December 18, 2013 at 22:02

Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on July 12, 2014 at 13:57

Reply by D ale on February 22, 2011

!!!! ... 19 May 1903 ... !!!!

Patent

"Marble's Safety Folding Hunter" ... Patented by Milton H. Rowland, assigned to Webster L Marble and Frank Van Cleve.

Filing date: Jan 22, 1898
Issue date: May 24, 1898

Patent number: 604624

!!!! ... 5 June 1900 ... !!!!

!!!! ... 22 Feb 1916 ... !!!!

Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on July 26, 2014 at 12:41

Reply by D ale on March 15, 2010

.. the family connection makes these all the more fun ..

My maternal Gdfather's
Marble's # 1 Safety Pocket Axe

Hare & Hound

Marbles Safety Pocket Axe

Mom found this amongst my G'father's belongings. I've almost sorta kinda had dubs on it for yrs now. Visited the family farm recently & asked Mom if I could get some pics of G'pa's old hatchet. She just gave it to me ...

Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on July 26, 2014 at 12:42

Reply by D ale on March 15, 2010

Original Marble's have always been a favorite of mine because of their rareness/collectable status. Also, I grew up in close proximity to where they were made. Managed a plant tour while under the CRL ownership. Used to come across a few original Marble's during camping trips in the UP. But ... anything in decent shape was .. expensive. I've managed a Woodcraft, a 4.25 safety folding hunter, & this Safety Pocket Axe. The Woodcraft & Safety Folder are far from mint ... but highly valued .. the chase was fun.