The Victorinox Delémont collection consists of several models in 65mm, 85mm and 130mm. These are basically the Victorinox versions of Wenger SAKs that existed prior to the merger of the two companies. Fold-out pliers The RangerGrip 74 features big, fold-out needle-nose pliers and they are awesome. I really like how they are designed and engineered. …
This is an awesome Victorinox Fieldmaster made for the Mexican market. It has a lot of unusual details like the uncommon nylon pouch with yellow piping, yellow tweezer head and translucent black scales. I think these actually differ from the onyx scales that were available some years ago. I’m not sure about total production numbers …
The famous Victorinox emblem consists of a Swiss cross inside a shield. In some countries Victorinox uses a different logo without the cross, for religious reasons. Instead of the cross the logo has a capital V and a small globe inside the shield. Swiss Army knives with that World Logo are a bit hard to …
Two examples of the Victorinox Gardener. This model is also known as Floral Knife and dates back to maybe the 1960s or so. The frame is 100mm and the single sheepsfoot blade has a chisel edge. The black handled one has brass liners and was probably some sort of Premium version.
You may have a hard time seeing them, but there really are 16 camo SAKs in this picture.
These Climbers are quite cool. The scales are made of leather with the Coach logo on the front and there’s a matching leather lanyard. In addition to these black and brown ones, several other colors were available. I believe they were sold in Coach stores in the US and/or Canada several years ago. They are …
Victorinox Coach Climbers – black and brown leather Read More »
The Victorinox Battle of Morgarten knife was released in 1983 as the first member of the Swiss Battle Series. This Swiss Army Knife is basically a Spartan without key ring and tweezers. There is an intricate metal inlay on the front scale and a very nice laser engraving on the main blade. The knife is …
This nice Climber was a special order for De Messenwinkel, a knife store in Antwerp, Belgium. The nice diamonds/hands pattern on the black scales was designed by one of the store employees. This Climber was offered on Pocket Knife Day in March 2019.
Just a few random Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. These are mostly duplicates that are for sale.
Here’s a nice black Executive: it has black scales with an image of the 1996 Summer Olympics. It’s not in very good shape unfortunately, but it fits my 74mm Victorinox collection quite nicely.