Probably the most well-known size in the Victorinox product range. The 91mm line contains a large number of models and scale colours/designs.
In the summer of 2013, Victorinox offered this Spartan Lite with a nice “Neon Cross and Shield Camo print”. It was part of the Festival Ready product range which was only available through the Victorinox X Editions e-boutique in the UK. It was designed in collaboration with Christopher Raeburn and came with a certificate of
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This is an Elinox Standard with black cellidor scales. I had never seen black scales with the vintage, triangular awl before. Does anyone recognize the logo?
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I am always looking for unusual SAK scales (materials, designs, colors). A couple of days I found a Spartan with light blue scales which I had never seen before. Turns out at least four shades of blue exist in 91mm, of which only one is actually found on regular knives (with item number codes ending
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I think I (finally) have all different colours of translucent scales that exist. Anyone know of any others? In 91mm, that is? Edit (2020-11-28): there are roughly twice as many translucent scale colours in 91mm, including the Climber Gold edition, green and orange from the Colour Twins sets, different shades of teal (for Motorex and
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Translucent orange, how cool is that? :) It’s ridiculously bright compared to the reddish-onyx CyberTool on the left and the ruby SwissFlame on the right.
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How cool is this? I love uncommon scale materials and scale designs. And the scales on this Spartan sure are uncommon. They are cellidor with some kind of metallic paint or coating. Very sparkly :) As you can see these scales are a bit darker than the regular blue ones like on this Compact. Almost
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Another big one, the Victorinox SwissChamp XLT. Basically a SwissChamp with added CyberTool driver and a number of uncommon tools like an electrician’s blade, a small pruning blade and a pharmaceutical spatula. Unfortunately this is the only picture I have and this XLT has already been sold :( Not big enough? Check out the SwissChamp
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The pharmaceutical spatula is an uncommon tool. It is only featured on a couple of the bigger (collector) knives like the SwissChamp XLT, the SwissChamp XAVT and the SwissChamp XXLT. But it is also found on this “Climber with Spatula” that was a special order by Hewlett-Packard. These knives are fairly hard to find. I
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This is a Victorinox (Elinox) 91mm Picnicker. It was part of the Elinox product line and since it has the five-turn corkscrew and no hole in the reamer. It’s probably from the 1970s (?). It also has the +PAT opener and a sharpened bottle opener. It is basically a Camper but with a twist: it
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The Victorinox SwissChamp XXLT is a very cool, ridiculously big Swiss Army Knife, primarily aimed at collectors. It is way too big for pocket carry. It’s also too big to be actually used. It has 72 functions, including the rather uncommon butane lighter. The only other two knives with that lighter are the SwissFlame and
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