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网页2012年11月9日 · Here is a Marble's "Bob Loveless-approved, Sport 99" fixed blade knife. The knife was produced in Gladstone, MI in 1999. Mike Stewart and Bob Loveless were good friends and had a close-working relationship, and Mr. Loveless provided input for this classic and versatile design. Overall length: 8-1/4".
Marble's Knives: "Made in USA" = Gladstone, Mich?
网页2008年4月12日 · Most of the older, vintage Marbles are good quality knives; under the Mike Stewart era (from approx. the mid-90's to 2001) Marbles produced some of the best knives around, imo. After MS left, and started Bark River, the quality of Marbles declined. At first they were still marked "Marbles Gladestone", but that was later changed to just "Marbles".
Mike Stewart Era (1998-2001) era Marbles knives.
网页2003年3月17日 · Carbon V was a steel designation used by Cold Steel. Camillus produced the Carbon V knives, which I believe is 0176-6C. The steel that Marbles sold after the factory closed down was called Alchemite MC. I have no idea what Alchemite MC actually is, but it’s probably close to 1095.
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网页2008年5月1日 · Jan 7, 2021. #2. They are usually made by the same factory that makes the Rough Rider series for SMKW. Some of the machetes were handed by Imacasa, and a few higher end limited editions were made by Mike Stewart / BRKT for Marbles. If I had to guess SMKW or Maybe Blue Ridge Knives has a piece of the brand now.
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网页2003年6月16日 · 20,198. Nov 18, 2017. #1. Sorry if I missed a thread on this, but I just found a on-line ad claiming that a "Marble's No. 10 Belt Axe" on sale there was "Made in the USA." Price was $37.95 and the head is said to be 'stainles steel," so I have BIG doubts. Perhaps assembled in U.S.A. of imported parts of doubtful quality (stainless steel).
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网页2003年3月19日 · Hunting, fishing, camping in the 50's and 60's, I remember the Marble's knives were the most common knives with dedicated outdoorsmen in the Northwoods. Marble's was sort of like Winchester or Remington - everybody had at least one. I still own several of the older Marble's knives, including the …
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网页2003年6月16日 · They were originally made of 52-100. Later Marbles changed them to some stainless. Eventually Marbles farmed production of the Safe Grip knives out to China. Pocketknifesheaths said: In the years since the 1940's Marble's knife quality and output both declined steadily. The firm suspended knife production around 1977.
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网页2006年3月20日 · 8,160. Sep 29, 2008. #1. I have several Marbles brand knives and some are from China and one is made in Pakistan. I recently bought a Plainsman Gamegetter fixed blade and both the box and the literature inside says "made in Gladstone, MI USA". I also have a Marbles Game Getter (two words) trapper with …
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网页2006年10月8日 · Aug 20, 2014. #44. Smithhammer said: Mike Stewart (more recently the founder of Bark River Knife and Tool) was the vice-president of Marble's and was in charge of knife production from August of 1997 to August of 2001. Many collectors agree that the Marble's knives produced during this period were of excellent quality, and mint-condition ...
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网页2002年12月8日 · Yeah, Bark River is thee way to go for a fixed blade. When Mike was at Marbles they made excellent knives out 52-100. You can find them on Ebay, just look for the ones that have the Markings, Marbles, Gladstone MI. USA etched on the tang. they are also made of thicker stock, they look close to 1/4" thick.
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