Marbles tang stamps

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Marbles tang stamps

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Does anyone have any pictures of there old stamps. I have two older knives the stamps differ some. I could not find any info in any of my books.

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Stockman,

Please post a picture of your tang stamps. ::tu::



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7 inch Marbles. Vintage  '30s
7 inch Marbles. Vintage '30s
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Here is the tang on a Marbles I traded off a year or so ago.
I don't know when it was made.

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MILLER BRO`S wrote:Stockman,

Please post a picture of your tang stamps. ::tu::



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MB sorry that they are turned wrong. I flipped them but they went back.
Top two are same knife both sides. Bottom only marking on this knife.
as you can see there is alot of difference in the stamps.
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Hi Dale:
Your old knife that now resides with me is a marbles maverick it has a woodcraft blade and it has it's own sheath with a steers horns on it. It was made more than likely in the early 60's. I found some docs. on it with photo if interested dated 1962.
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I purchased a copy of the book The Encyclopedia of Marbles by Arni Dunathan it is a good book. I feel that my stag woodcraft is 1925 or maybe a little older.
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That new Marbles book by Arni is a real good one ::tu::
Anyone interested in Marbles knives and history
of em would do well to purchase the above book mentioned
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stagman wrote:That new Marbles book by Arni is a real good one ::tu::
Anyone interested in Marbles knives and history
of em would do well to purchase the above book mentioned
Stag
How recent does the book go? Does it cover Stewart-era Marble's or just the old stuff?
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Stag pommel Stockman?

Also, how long is the handle?
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40's era Expert I rescued...

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gmusic wrote:Stag pommel Stockman?

Also, how long is the handle?

gmusic, It is a stag pommel and the handle is 3 3/4" long from top of guard to top
of pommel. Sorry about the lateness of the replay, I forgot.
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I cannot tell by your pics, but if the A in Marble's
serif is facing to to the right, its 1940's to early 50's
That would be the middle line in the A that crosses it
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They used the left facing serif A on knives in the
1911-1930 era
So, if it faces left,,
Its a old one and a real beauty at that !!!
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anybody know year/era this Trailmaker?
thnx in advance and HET upon ya
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I have yet to see one with this stamp, with this handle coloration, or with this sheath print. Anyone wih an idea on the year?
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Hey Blister, tell ya about your Trailmaker if in ya tell me what your.. HET.. means ???
Yours looks like a 1940-mid 1950's, stamp is wore, looks like the loop in the A is facing right.... I am betting 1940's tho with the original sheath you have with it...very nice and on the pricey side as well

moveapiano...yours is a 1966-74 Campcraft model, 3 line, no USA in stamp
cannot see in pic but the pommel should have a pin in it
came with the well known Moose & Goose sheath

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