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c. 1905-1910 MSA Marbles 6″ Ideal Knife Stag w/ orig sheath
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Made in Gladstone, MI c. 1905-1910. This knife has the original tube sheath with aluminum tip protector inside. Blade measures 5 7/8″ while the knife measures 10 3/8″ overall. Knife is very tight and solid. Blade has some slight pitting but looks nice overall. Sheath has past owner’s name and the belt loop is detached from rivet. Still a very solid old tube sheath and great old knife!
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