Cellidor

Cellidor is one of the most common scale materials. It’s a nice, shiny type of plastic. Cellidor scales will warp/deform when exposed to high temperatures. Be careful when cleaning your SAKs and never throw them in the dishwasher.
Available in a wide range of colors.

Victorinox Prince with celluloid tortoise-shell scales

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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Victorinox Ranger Topo

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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