Marbles Electricians Lockback.
3 1/2" closed. 2 1/2" blunt tip stainless blade with wire strippers. Red jigged bone handles with grooved nickel silver bolster and Be Prepared inlay shield...
Marbles Electricians Orange.
3 3/4" closed. Stainless spear blade and blunt tip blade with wire strippers. Orange G-10 handles with stainless bolster and bail...
Marbles Equal End Cattleman's
Knife. 3 1/2" closed three blade.
These knives feature stainless blade(s). Stag bone handles with nickel silver bolster(s) and inlay shield. Black zipper storage pouch. ..
Marbles Folding Hunter.
5 1/4" closed. Stainless clip and skinning blades. White smooth bone handles. Front handle features scrimshaw style artwork. Nickel silver bolsters. Black imitation leather zi..
Marbles Folding Hunter.
Stag Bone Handles. 5 1/4" closed. Stainless clip and skinning blades. Stag bone handles with nickel silver bolsters and inlay shield. Bolsters may be tarnished. Black zipper st..
Marbles Folding Safety Fish
Knife. 4 5/8" closed. Stainless blade with fish scaler on top. Blade is originally from the Marbles factory in Gladstone, Michigan. Aluminum handle with checkered safety g..
Marbles Founders Folding Knife.
5 1/8" closed. High carbon steel clip and chopping blades. Chopping blade is etched with image of Webster L. Marble. Stag bone handles with nickel silver bolsters and ..
Marbles G.I. Utility Knife.
3 5/8" closed. Stainless spear blade, can opener, bottle opener with screwdriver tip, and punch. Stainless handles printed U S. Bail...
Marbles Grand Daddy Barlow.
Scrimshaw Series. In the early 19th century, whalers could find themselves at sea for up to two years at a time. With very little to do, some whalers would spend hours and ..
Marbles Handyman's Helper II.
4" closed. Stainless handles. Folding ruler measures up to 10" and stores inside handle when not in use. Large and medium spear point blades...
Marbles Hawkbill.
Scrimshaw Series. In the early 19th century, whalers could find themselves at sea for up to two years at a time. With very little to do, some whalers would spend hours and hours etch..