All About Pocket Knives

nifenut wrote:Sorry, but I did trade it off long ago.

Sorry to have missed this one. It looks like a Mid-1940's Huntsman type.

I am a SAK collector. Did you ever find a home for this?

Sweet looking knife! Congrats and thanks to the generous donor Rick.

Here is an interesting collectors piece. It is a Victorinox Camper with special order front scale for the 22nd World Scout Jamboree in Sweden 2011. The scale is printed with a high glossy coating to protect. I am sure these were made in limited numbers but there are no serial numbers, etc. Follow th...

Well, I never have found out what this symbol means. The Victorinox classic line usually has the logo lined up the same way as the Victorinox shield. Any fresh ideas here?

wenger - i know i know not a VIC. :mrgreen: WENGER- HIGH LANDER modded a lil.......hate the WENGER awl...just a rounded NUB......so i made it into a smaller flat head screwdriver Some of the older Wenger knives had very sharp pointed Awls. Check out my blog to see some older Wenger and Wengerinox k...

tank wrote:Yes you're correct I was just generalizing. Do you own that one>?

Yes, I own them both as well as all that you see on my blog. Been collecting SAK's for over 10 years now. I really have too many.

Nice Mauser Josh. If you run out of room I'll safeguard that one for you. Achtung! You might be mistaking that GAK with the Mauser GAK. The Mauser GAK has a 3rd blade as seen here. The standard 2 blade GAK was made by many different manufacturers, undoubtedly Victorinox models are superior to the r...

Camillus, a great acquisition. ::tu:: And thanks to those who commented on my nephew's photos. I do think we should do whatever we reasonably can to foster the hobby with future generations. With younger children the first thing I do with them and their parents is explain basic safety. Then I expla...

I had to do a Google search for this knife! It is a Victorinox Classic SD.

http://sakfan.blogspot.com/2013/01/vict ... oogle.html

I have a couple of Japan made Wenoka knives including a large lock-back. I think "Precise" is the name of the North American importer. I have seen some "Jet-They imported many Swiss Army knives made by Wenger in the 1970's.

I will try 935 if you please. Thanks!

While I am not a lefty myself I find these knives interesting. Funny though the symbol looks like he cut his hand off! https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-KIhYFbSYdkY/T1u9-MENpvI/AAAAAAAAR2A/Ehl2Dk8cpSI/s400/Wenger%252520Left%252520Handed%252520Traveler-05-cropped.jpg http://sakfan.blogspot.com/2012/...

Some photos might be helpful.

I have one of these but need to open it up and take some photos. Looks nice with a pretty decent box.

Here is a neat collectible knife that is fairly rare. Check out the video and blog for more photos.

http://sakfan.blogspot.com/2012/08/vict ... flame.html

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pts5MRJk1sY[/youtube]

In the late spring of 2012 Victorinox released a new Cadet series Limited Edition of 5 colors. Unlike the original Cadet models these knives have NO key ring attachment point and are packaged with a very nice leather slip sheath. The colors are Silver, Black, Red, Orange and Blue. These knives are 8...

Another great knife. My chosen number is 572

Thanks, I will take #503

Well, this old goat is certainly not sad to see another old goat win. Congrats and enjoy!

Here is something you do not see everyday. It is a Wenger EVO S14 model Swiss Army knife and it is in dayglow Orange! It has the Shutterfly logo on the front so it is a special order with their company color for the scales. It is a real bright orange in person. Kind of looks like a Creamsicle! Click...

Super! Thanks for the chance at a great knife and thumbs up to our benefactor!

Here is a Wenger Swiss Army knife with several tools made specifically for Left Handed folks. The nail nicks are on the opposite side and the corkscrew and can opener have both been redesigned for left handed use. The logo symbol on the front is supposed to show that it is made for left handed use. ...

Interesting Sheffield made pocket knife with Guinness and Harp logo for sale. Click here. More knives for sale.

I would like to add to stressmaster5000's suggestion and add "Buy a Heated Model!" The temperatures aren't high enough to damage celluloid or other materials. If your impressed with the unheated models, try the heated version! ::nod:: ..... Joe While I have yet to try this on celluloid or...