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The Woodcraft
...Webster Marble was an American inventor and early outdoorsman, spent the majority of his life in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, where he operated Marble Safety Axe Company. Some of his most popular inventions included the Woodcraft knife, the Marble's Safety Axe, and the Marble's Ideal Compass. These products were all designed to be practical and durable for use outdoors.
Webster Marble's entrepreneurial journey began in the late 1800s with the introduction of his Ideal knife, a hunting knife featuring a bowie shape and a large fuller that significantly...
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History Of: KA-BAR USMC
Born in the crucible of World War II, the KA-BAR USMC Fighting Knife emerged as a solution to the limitations of the clunky Mark I trench knife. Marines yearned for a multi-purpose tool, one that could deliver decisive blows in combat while also serving as a reliable utility companion for digging trenches, opening crates, and even preparing meals. Working with USMC Captain Howard America and USMC Colonel John Davis...
History Of: The Buck 110
The Buck 110 Folding Hunter is a true icon in the world of knives, boasting a rich history that spans more than half a century. This legendary folding knife has earned its place as a symbol of quality, craftsmanship, and durability.
The story of the Buck 110 begins in 1961, when Al Buck and his son Chuck officially incorporated Buck Knives in San Diego, California. Two years later, in 1963, Buck authorized the development of a new hunting and utility...
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T.C. Barnette
T.C. Barnette is a dynamic media personality and the esteemed spokesperson for SMKW (Smoky Mountain Knife Works), where his passion for knives intersects with his captivating on-screen presence. With a magnetic charisma and deep expertise in cutlery, T.C. has become a beloved figure in the knife community.