The Marbles Skinner has a 5.5-inch satin stainless skinner blade at 10 inches overall, a handle of brown wood, stag bone and blue stone, a brass guard and pommel, and a brown leather belt sheath.
Three materials banded along the tang is the reason to look at this. Wood, stag bone and blue stone are stacked in sections and shaped together, so the grip shows bands of each running its length. Blue stone is the unusual element, since it is a mineral rather than an organic material and it holds a color neither wood nor bone can reach.
The skinner blade has a broad curved belly that rides along hide through a stroke, where a straight edge would need constant repositioning. Brass guard and pommel bracket the handle at both ends, holding the stacked materials in compression. Explore more Hunting Knives.
- Wood, stag bone and blue stone banded along the tang
- Blue stone holds a color wood and bone cannot
- Broad skinner belly rides along hide
- 5.5-inch blade, 10 inches overall
