1918-1923 Marble's TRAILMAKER Knife STAG Pommel Large Nut 6086-PXX

Description

The trailemaker was introduced to the production line in 1909.
Large pommel nut until 1923, 2 line ricasso stamp from 1918 on
This knife is circa 1918-1923
Awesome, vintage Marbles, Made in Gladstone, USA, is a very high quality, fixed blade knife.
Leather handles
are in great condition
Stag pommel is in great condition, no cracks, large pommel nut
Blade is in great condition, mild wear from use.
Shows some spots of discoloration.
Large 1/2" pommel nut
2 line Marble's roller coaster stamp
on the ricasso.
Knife measures 14-7/8" long with a 9-7/8" blade (measured from the tip to the guard)
A little history on Marbles:
Marbles was founded by Webster Marble in the early 1900's. Webster was a true innovator of his time, helping to shape the outdoorsman industry with his inventions. He oversaw quality control, and had very rigid standards, which made all of his products superior than any others on the market at the time.
A couple of his most famous inventions are the Safety Axe, (which allowed an outdoorsman to carry a hatchet/axe on his belt without injuring his body), and the waterproof match safe (which prevented matches from getting wet, and potentially saving the life of a cold and wet outdoorsman). He also patented the now famous handle pattern made with stacked leather discs.
Another invention was the IDEAL knife, created to suit the needs of Webster himself. This knife was strong, lightweight, and durable. Many have copied the design of this knife, but the quality of their copies had a lot to be desired.
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*  All bone handles are derived from bovine bone unless otherwise noted. All stag handles are derived from deer or elk stag unless otherwise noted. Horn handles are derived from ram or buffalo unless otherwise noted.