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Show Sports Afield—N ovember, 1940 ee ‘LIKE | FEEL TOWARD MY DOG’/ That’s the best way many a sportsman can describe the attachment the years have developed toward his dependable Marble’s Knife. On the trail, and in camp ... season after season, in a thousand ways, it has served him well. He regards it as much more than a fine piece of steel. It is his faithful companion and friend. MARBLES KNIVES hold their razor-keen edge unusually well, and fit the hand with a sure, easy grip. They are the choice of the world’s great adventurers, including Rear Admiral Byrd, in all of his Polar Expeditions. Look for the name ‘‘Marble’s’”? when you buy a knife Sere le’s Expert Knife Designed Marble’s Sport Knife No. 60 A great favorite with sportsmen who prefer a compact knife. Very practical shaped blade for general outdoor use. Colorful buffed leather handle. Blade, 4 in. long. No. 60, price with sheath, $1.50. Marble S Woodcraft Knife No. 49 Finest forged steel blade, tapering to point for sticking—just the right curve for skinning—thin enough for slicing and whittling. Back beveled for breaking small bones. 414% in blade. No. 49— Leather Handle. Price, with sheath, $2.00. No. 50— Real Staghorn Handle. Price, with sheath, $3.00. Marble’s Outer’s Knife for the hunter, prefer a thin, keen Back of blade on No. No. 545 trapper and guide who edge for dressing skins and furs. designed 545, Leather for scraping Handle. skins. 5 in. Price with sheath, if Marbie’s Ideal Knife No. 45 The original Webster L. Marble design. A world favorite for 38 years. Thick forged blade with strong back for extra hard service. Excellent for sticking and skinning. Hollows aid quick sharpenng. Back beveled for breaking small bones. Leather Handle, with sheath. No. 45—41 in. blade, $2.50; 5 in. blade, $2.75; 6 in. blade, $3.00; 7 in. blade, $3.25; 8 in. blade, $3.50. No. 40 A serviceable knife for those who want Marble’s quality of steel blade at low cost. Bone stag handle. No. 40, blade 4” long, with sheath, $1.00. 2 Marble’s Trail Maker Knife No. 56 Tent poles, light firewood and even trees up to several inches Marble’s Folding Fish Knife Sharp pointed blade for ripping, while back is an excellent fish scaler. Good all-around knife for sportsmen, ranchmen and stockmen. Safe and rigid when open. 4 in. blade, entirely protected by nickel-silver when closed. No. 78—Price, $1.50. handle es Marble’s | blazing Cleans all fish easily, and is quickly cleaned. Ring fits little finger. Forged finest cutlery steel. 554” price with sheath, 75c. from one piece long. No. 79, Most good dealers carry Marble’s Knives. a way can be cut with through thick this under- Boy Scout Knives The Official Seal appears on the Blade and Sheath of these two Scout Knives Marble’s Safety Hunting For those who prefer the pocket style. Long blade Each bears official Scout emblem. No. 1560—Blade 414 in., with Sheath, price $1.75 No. 1562—Blade 4 in., with Sheath, price $1.35 If yours does not, any knife shown Knife folding with a short handle and extension guard which acts as safety lock when blade by America’s great adventurers. Beautiful leather handle. Famous Marble’s quality blades. Knife or cutting brush or cane brake. Blade, 10 in. long. No. 56, Leather Handle 5 in. long, with Sheath, $5.50. Worthy companion pieces of the knives carried Marble’s Trout in diameter knife as quickly as with an axe. Excellent for here will is closed. Real Staghorn handle. Blade locked by spring whether open or closed. With Sheath. No. 83— 414 in. blade, blade, $4.00. $3.50; No. 85—5 in. be sent postpaid on receipt of price. FREE CATALOG You will want our free 32-page booklet, on Marble’s Outing Equipment, Hunting Knives, Axes, Sights, Cleaning Implements, Compasses, ete, Dozens of useful items for every sportsman. Write today! MARBLE (A122) ARMS & MFG. CO., 590 Delta Ave., Gladstone, Mich., U. S. A. |