Marto

Immerse yourself in the golden age of Toledo cutlery with Marto in the 1980s. Beyond its famous swords, the Marto de Toledo knife and pocketknife division achieved great renown and quality, establishing itself as a national benchmark on par with the most prestigious international brands.

Marto's Excellence in the 1980s: Toledo Knives and Pocketknives

Marto's products from this decade are synonymous with high-quality craftsmanship and premium materials. Heir to the ancient tradition of Toledo Steel and the legendary "Secret of Tempering," the firm produced pieces that stand out for their robustness and attention to detail.

Iconic Models and Recognition

Real and Boy Series Pocketknives: Inspired by successful designs such as the iconic Puma and Buck 110, the Marto Real 800 and Marto Boy pocketknives earned the respect of collectors. They were crafted from select materials such as polished stainless steel, brass, nickel silver, and, notably, high-quality sambar (deer antler).

Brewer Explora Knife: A highly recognized and highly regarded survival model, it was even presented as a potential bayonet for the USAF around 1985. The Explora became famous in military and adventure settings for its functional and robust design.

During the 1980s, Marto, along with Bermejo, was one of the leading brands that kept alive the prestige of Toledo cutlery, offering collectible and functional pieces that are highly sought-after on the secondhand market today. Their high-level manufacturing standards ensure that these examples from the decade remain a safe investment for enthusiasts and collectors.