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My latest Marbles

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Excalibur

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I just fell in love with this knife. It's a Marbles Fieldcraft with a Buffalo Horn and Crown Stag Handle.

The knife is 8 1/4" overall, with a razor sharp 3 5/8" blade.(52-100 steel) The nice thick spine, gives it a very "beefy" feel, in a compact knife. This should be a nice size blade for field dressing and skinning deer. (and it don't look too shabby either!
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What do y'all think of this latest lil' jewel from Marbles?

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"Changing a Liberal's mind is like trying to herd cats"
Mark ... AKA Excalibur
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[This message has been edited by Excalibur (edited 07-16-2000).]
 
Nice looking piece, Mark. Glad to see Marbles making a comeback. I believe you'll get more responses if this was posted in Blade Discussion, which I'm going to move it there.

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Nice knife!
I love the traditional stuff. I've got my Grandfathers Marble's, almost 100 yrs old and still a great knife (I don't use it much anymore)
Good steel too, dut do not let it rust.
 
Ralph, as far as I know, all the current Marbles knives are Carbon Steel. But they are making a filet knife in stainless. (due out this month) They have a couple of pocket knives in the works also. I don't know what kind of steel they will have ... yet. They are due out sometime later this year.
 
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