This 74mm Swiss Army knife is rather special IMHO, never seen one of these before. It’s a Director with the “Feathers” guilloché pattern. But apart from the engraving panel on one of the scales (a bit uncommon in itself), this one has one exposed rivet: the pin holding the non-floating spring (pin nr. 7 in …
This is a Victorinox Windsor with the UBS logo. The three keys were also used for the logo of the SBC (Swiss Bank Corporation). The merger forming UBS took place in 1998 and this knife may or may not be older than that. A different variation of this knife exists with 1872 added to the …
I don’t really collect Swiss Army knives with company logos, but this Formspeed Windsor has a guilloché pattern that had never seen before. It looks rather nice with the wavy lines and Swiss cross.
Updated collection, with a couple nice items still on their way to me :) Edit: 74mm SAK no. 50 arrived today: a blue/green alox Escort :)
Here’s a quite uncommon Victorinox Director. It has smooth, polished stainless steel scales. Most Director SAKs come with stainless steel scales with a guilloché pattern, similar to this Windsor, or this one, for example. The Director has the same tools as the Executive, but usually comes without a key ring.
Here is another Victorinox Windsor. It is basically the same model as the Windsor shown before, except this one has a different scale design.
This is a Victorinox Windsor. A very sleek, slim knife, measuring 74mm in length and featuring a blade, a nail file and scissors. The stainless steel scales are engine turned.
