Complete 74mm RocKnife Ambassador collection :)
I finally found the sixth Ambassador from the RocKnives collection :) It took me a couple of years to find all six:
Complete 74mm RocKnife Ambassador collection :) Read More »
I finally found the sixth Ambassador from the RocKnives collection :) It took me a couple of years to find all six:
Complete 74mm RocKnife Ambassador collection :) Read More »
I found this NOS Camper with stag horn scales a while ago. I like the texture and color of the horn. There are two exposed rivets; I have seen several of these with three exposed rivets. No idea why they differ.
Victorinox stag horn Camper Read More »
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
Victorinox 74mm refillable travel spray with wooden scales Read More »
I think I (finally) have all different colors 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 colors in 91mm, including the Climber Gold edition, green and orange from the Color Twins sets, different shades of teal (for Motorex and
Translucent SAKs, all the existing colors! Read More »
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.
Victorinox CyberTool 34 in translucent orange Read More »
Very happy with the latest additions to my 74mm collection:
74mm Escort, Executives and Windsors Read More »
Here are a couple of Dutch Army Knives. The brown one is made by Amefa (the Apeldoornse MEssenFAbriek or knife factory of Apeldoorn). It’s in pretty bad shape, but hey, it’s 41 years old :) The brass liners look good though. Real nail breaker this one. The KL 83 one is made by Victorinox. It
Victorinox and Amefa DAKs Read More »
This is a Soldier, made by Elsener (which was renamed Victorinox AG later on). The 1891 model of the soldier’s knife was 100mm in length and had wooden handles. The redesigned model 1951 was slightly smaller (93mm) and had brown fiber scales. The one in the picture has fiber scales but measures 100mm. Also, there
Elsener Soldier’s knife Read More »