All About Pocket Knives

You are most welcome, Roland. As regards value if your Old Cross Farmer, it's hard to say. Nice mint Old Crosses and discontinued models can fetch silly money, but a used one could be modestly priced. I'd need to do a little more digging as to the value of yours.

I have this Solo model in Blue Alox. I was hesitant to buy it because I didn't know what the LCSAS stood for. After I found out, I was fine with it.

It stands for "les couteaux du soldat de l'armee Suisse," which means "the knives of soldiers in the Swiss Army". I also have a Cadet in Blue Alox but my pictures aren't very good.

Very nice blue Solo, Rick! Someday I need to get a blue Alox SAK to carry around.

Victorinox "Automobile Special" early version 1974 -1979 91mm 3-layers

Very interesting. Have you had it for long?

lamarstyle wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 3:33 pm Victorinox "Automobile Special" early version 1974 -1979 91mm 3-layers

That's one you don't see every day. Very nice!

Thanks !

I purchased this "Automobile Special" around 1975.

The Victorinox "Automobile Special" (early version 1974 -1979 91mm 3-layers) ravels in this vehicle ready pouch.

You're welcome, Garry. The error is definitely a possibility, but I think it's much more likely it was intended to get a logo and for whatever reason did not. I have one with the reverse Swiss cross, and I'm 99.99% sure it missed out on receiving its intended logo.