A nice trio of commemorative Swiss Army knives with Confoederatio Helvetica 1291-1991 inlays. A Classic SD, an Ambassador and a Huntsman. I already had a Huntsman like it (except this one is mint), and I had seen pictures of the Classic SD as well. But the middle one is uncommon if I am correct. It’s …
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And another travel spay :) This one has scales made of wood. Which is nice, since it’s my first 74mm model with wooden scales (apart from a customized Executive I bought from a Spanish guy). It still in its packaging. On the back it says that tweezers are included, but this wooden version has no …
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Here’s a fun little gadget: it’s a refillable travel spray shaped like a 74mm Swiss Army knife. It even has a toothpick, tweezers and a key ring , so I guess it (almost) counts as a Victorinox SAK :) As a huge fan of the Victorinox 74mm line I just had to have this one. …
I recently found this red old cross Pioneer in a hardware store near where I live. The blade is stamped 97; probably an overstock blade from a 1997 Soldier. This knife had probably been in that store’s display for years.
I don’t really collect Swiss Army knives with company logos, but this Formspeed Windsor has a guilloché pattern that had never seen before. It looks rather nice with the wavy lines and Swiss cross.
I recently bought this Climber on a trip to London. It is available in the Victorinox Flasghip Store New Bond Street. On the front of the ruby red scales you can see the coordinates where the flagship store is located. The back scale features a (faux) skyline of London, including the Shard, the London Eye …