The Marble's Synthetic Tortoise Shell 2-Blade Folding Hunter delivers the classic styling collectors appreciate with the dependable performance outdoorsmen demand. Built for hunting, camp chores, and everyday utility, this traditional folder pairs rugged construction with refined details that have made the Folding Hunter pattern a favorite for generations.
Measuring 5.25 inches closed and weighing a solid 6.3 ounces, this knife offers a substantial feel in hand without sacrificing portability. It features two versatile 4.125-inch mirror-polished 440A stainless steel blades, a clip point for precision slicing, piercing, and detailed cutting, along with a skinner blade designed for controlled skinning, field dressing, and heavier utility work. Both blades are equipped with traditional nail nicks for smooth, reliable opening and provide the corrosion resistance and easy maintenance that make 440A stainless steel a trusted choice for everyday use.
The smooth synthetic tortoise shell handle brings timeless appeal with its rich amber and brown tones, giving the knife the look of a classic heirloom while offering the durability of modern materials. Brass liners reinforce the frame for lasting strength, while polished nickel silver pins and bolsters add durability and a refined finishing touch. The comfortable handle fills the hand nicely, providing a secure grip whether you're processing game, tackling camp tasks, or handling everyday cutting jobs.
Every detail of this Folding Hunter reflects Marble's tradition of producing dependable knives with enduring style. From the gleaming dual blades to the handsome tortoise shell handle, it's equally at home in a collection, a hunting pack, or your everyday carry rotation. Whether you're a lifelong outdoorsman, a traditional knife enthusiast, or simply appreciate classic craftsmanship, this Marble's Folding Hunter is built to deliver years of reliable service while looking great every time you pull it from your pocket.
Available at Smoky Mountain Knife Works, a Tennessee landmark and the world’s largest knife store