Random Victorinox SAKs
Just a few random Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. These are mostly duplicates that are for sale.
Just a few random Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. These are mostly duplicates that are for sale.
Just a quick pic of all different translucent scale colors in my collection. Note that the orange Cybertool (bottom right) is a different shade of orange than the Color Twins Spartan. There are more colors in 58mm, but those do not exist in 91mm as far as I know.
It’s been a while :) These Tinkers just arrived. I like the brightly colored scales with their digital camo prints in white, blue and blaze orange. The orange ones are my personal favorites of course (tomorrow is King’s day in The Netherlands, the whole country will be turning orange!). Fun fact: the blaze orange scales …
A nice Spartan with colored Victorinox cross & shield logos on both scales.
Here’s another special set made for the French market. It consists of a white Spartan and Classic, both with cloverleaf scales.
This is my third fourth Swiss Army Knife made for KulturGut AG, related to my Bavarian Palace Department Spartan, my Bayerischen Schlösserverwaltung Huntsman and my Kaiserburg Spartan (I just realised I bought that Kaiserburg one a year ago). All four of those SAKs have a similar, but not identical laser etching on the blade. This …
I finally found the sixth Ambassador from the RocKnives collection :) It took me a couple of years to find all six:
In the summer of 2013, Victorinox offered this Spartan Lite with a nice “Neon Cross and Shield Camo print”. It was part of the Festival Ready product range which was only available through the Victorinox X Editions e-boutique in the UK. It was designed in collaboration with Christopher Raeburn and came with a certificate of …
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 :)
This Ambassador with keyring was part of Victorinox Collection no. 1., sold between 1989 and 1997. It is listed on EDC Source.