Victorinox Pioneer – orange
This is a Victorinox Pioneer in an awesome shade of orange. It was a custom order for Schweizermesser-Shop and their logo is printed on the back.
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This is a Victorinox Pioneer in an awesome shade of orange. It was a custom order for Schweizermesser-Shop and their logo is printed on the back.
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Victorinox Ambassador (or Windsor) with diamond cut gold scales (0.6500.88) in used condition. Probably gold plated. Some wear on the scales, some corrosion on scissors and back of the nail file. Otherwise it looks pretty good. Main blade seems unused. Company logo laser etching. My other one is in mint condition and is not for
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The SwissTool is Victorinox’s take on the plier based multitool. This one is a Plus model with a red bit holder containing six 1/4″ hex bits. It has the leather pouch – a nylon version also exists. This SwissTool has the 1998 plier head.
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Here’s a Victorinox Spartan in an unusual colour. It’s a nice shade of grey with a bit of a purplish hue. This was at one point available in the Japanese market – hence the green user manual. As a comparison I’ve included a photo of this grey Spartan next to a Battle of Näfels knife
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For the 2009 London’s Design Festival Victorinox released three Climber SAKs with distinct scale designs. Two of these featured white cellidor scales and were designed by James Joyce and Jamie Cullen. The third one was a completely different design by Wallpaper* with hardwood scales with a relief pattern based on the lansdcape surrounding Ibach. Each
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I don’t collect Wenger knives :) But years ago, I think it was in 2021, I bought a big lot of several Swiss Army knives from a guy who had stopped collecting. This haul mainly consisted of Wenger Ranger models, quite a lot of Victorinox knives and a whole bunch of worthless crap and fake
This Classic SD has an identical 3D-effect illustration on the front and back scales as the Huntsman Canadiana that I got in Canada last year. It’s a special edition for House of Knives. I’d give these scales a solid 10/10 if the snowflakes were six sided. Because real life snowflakes are hexagons (which are the
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HAPPY NEW YEAR! On the first day of 2026 I have already posted more on my blog (once) than in the whole of 2025 (zero times) ;) I bought this nice SAK in Victoria, BC, Canada on the final day of our summer vacation. We spent three weeks in Alberta and British Columbia. My main
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I don’t really like SAKs with company logos. I just don’t like advertising. But this Explorer is pretty cool.
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Three nice Wiking trucks! A MB and two Scanias. Cool stuff.
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