Victorinox 108mm knives, part 2
More pics of 7 different 108mm Victorinox knives :)
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Red
Perhaps the most well-known scale color. Iconic.
Victorinox Pocket Pal – Jasper (Canada)
The Pocket pal is one of the most simple, slimmest Victorinox knives. It measures 84mm and has a slimmer profile than the regular 84mm knives like for example the Sportsman, Bantam and Lumberjack. This one has a nice logo of Jasper – Canada on the back scale. It is a metal inlay, just like the
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Victorinox Fisherman
This is a Victorinox Fisherman. It has the Phillips screwdriver instead of the corkscrew and is one of only a few knives that have the fish scaler/hook disgorger tool, which is also a ruler and, apparently, a Halloween pumpkin carver ;) The Fisherman has a metal inlay of a fish on the front scale. Older
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Victorinox 108mm knives
These knives are from the 108mm Victorinox knives. The 108mm range started when Victorinox began making the German Army Knife (GAK) to specification for the German army. Based on the GAK, a couple of other knives have been available until recently. There are a limited number of different tools in the series and the 108mm
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Victorinox Jubilee Series Climber
This Climber is part of the Jubilee Series which Victorinox released in 2009, celebrating their 125th anniversary. The knife has red cellidor scales with a nice pattern of the Swiss shield and cross printed in gold. It has a “125 YEARS YOUR COMPANION FOR LIFE” logo etched on the main blade. The series also included
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Victorinox SwissChamps – differences
The Victorinox SwissChamp was introduced in 1985 as the premium model in the line-up. It added pliers to the Champion Plus model which had been the biggest Swiss Army Knife before. The SwissChamp is still the biggest regular model, although a couple of even bigger SAKs have been available, like the SwissChamp XLT, XXLT and
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Victorinox Spartans
Here are a couple of nice Victorinox Spartans :) The 1897-1997 one is a limited edition: the number 32211 is stamped in the corkscrew liner. I also have the 100 years SwissChamp. I have a couple of other non-standard Spartans as well, including some Michel Jordi ones, a blue “Spirit of Greece” model and a
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Victorinox SwissFlame and CampFlame
These are a couple of unusual Victorinox SAKs. The SwissFlame adds a butane gas lighter to the Climber model, while the CampFlame adds the lighter and a small screwdriver to the Camper model. The SwissFlame and Campflame models were only manufactured for a couple of years (from 2002 until 2005). They were never for sale
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58mm Translucent Victorinox SAKs
Just a picture of a couple of 58mm Victorinox key chain knives in translucent cellidor. The green (emerald) ones are Midnite Managers (which feature the very useful combo tool). The blue ones (light and dark sapphire) are Signature Lites. The ruby one is a SwissLite and came in a set which also contained a ruby
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Victorinox 1291-1991 Sportsman
This 84mm Victorinox Sportsman has a picture of William Tell and his son printed on the front scale. It is part of a kit that also contains a cassette tape with Swiss Music. The kit was probably issued for the 700 year anniversary of Switzerland (Confoederatio Helvetica) in 1991, but the knife itself was not
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