Marbles MR 715 GI Marlin Spike
The Marble's MR 715 GI Marlin spike is a solid well-made knife. Its one possible drawback is probably its diminutive size. The knife is based on the old Telo Yachtsman. Who will this knife appeal to? Avid Marlinspike collectors, fans of Yachtsman knives, and sailors looking for a small unobtrusive yachtsman for small chores. Join this channel to get access to perks: / @knifechatswithtobias Some of favorite channels: / @slick_slicers / @knifedetector / @bigrededc / @williamsknifelife / @thevineclimber / @rjsknives / @knifedelights7473 / @singingtoad / @thelastranger / @thriftykaniffy / @j.o.venturesoutdoors / @stuffwedo / @randyswsg / @tobys-glue-bomber-circus
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