My Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. Mostly in 74mm and 91mm but in other sizes as well. Vintage ones and modern ones, with cellidor scales or wood, stainless steel, alox or other exotic materials.
Some of these knives have been sold.
This Victorinox Executive has sterling silver scales. Or rather, it has regular red cellidor scales with a thin layer of 925 sterling silver on top. The red is clearly visible near the key ring where the red scales are poking through. Rather classy indeed. It came with the regular grey plastic tweezer head – a […]
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This is an older Victorinox Prince with tortoise-shell scales. In certain markets (e.g. Canada) it may have been sold under the Treasurer name. The scales are made of celluloid which predates the Cellidor material. Celluloid is a plastic containing nitrocellulose and camphor. This material is chemically unstable and has the tendency to deteriorate with age
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Years ago Victorinox offered a set of SAKs with pinstripe scales. I believe they where Spartans and they came in blue, red, green, black and pink. I’m still looking for that complete set, but I did manage to find an orange one. Not part of the same set – this one was a custom scale
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A nice Victorinox Ranger with part of a map of the surroundings of Ibach and Zürich on the front and the back. I like the green print on the white cellidor scales. The Ranger is a beefy model with five layers and five back side tools, so no “blank” back springs on this SAK.
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A nice black Spartan with an unusual front scale. This “Black Topography” SAK was part of the Marlboro Rewards program. Unfortunately the back is just plain black, but the SAK did come in a nice cardboard box with black padding. There is even a listing of all of the Spartan’s functions. The use with care
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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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