856. Cavalier (Prince)
As you probably remember, the last Victorinox knife, which we have reviewed this summer in my blog, was a Cavalier
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855. Cavalier (Prince)
The Victorinox Cavalier is a slim 74-mm knife with just three tools, accordingly to the SAKWiki, based on model Prince
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854. Apprentice
The Victorinox Apprentice is a simple single-layered knife in 84-mm, remarkably like the well-known Waiter, but with Phillips screwdriver on
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853. Champion (a)
The Champion was the biggest 91-mm model, which produced by Victorinox for more than thirty years, from this perspective it
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850. Mauser (Brookstone variation)
Probably any SAK – addicted person know, that Victorinox Mauser is definitely rare and valuable model; but I’m not sure
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848. Automobile
After very long silent period I’d like to announce that my blog is going back to life. Many good things
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847. Adventurer (BSA)
Sometimes, when I’m writing a short review of new model of Victorinox knife from my collection, I have to notice
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845. Model 1234U
Probably the most popular knife from Victorinox, which nowadays we know as Spartan, initially was known as Model 234 (or
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844. Picknicker
Today’s knife is a highly valuable (personally for me) Victorinox knife, even that at first glance, it’s just a Picknicker.
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843. Swiss Memory Laser
Not so long ago I’ve presented in my blog Laser variation of Victorinox Flash model. First model with USB Flash
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842. Victorinox Flash Laser
The Victorinox Flash model was a second variation of Victorinox model, which included USB Flash Drive (you remember that first
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840. Rover Alox
The Victorinox Rover isn’t such popular model as other 58-mm models like Classic or Rambler, but it was produced with
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839. Ambassador (Silver scales)
Last in this year, but not in this blog (I hope!), another Victorinox knife – it’s an ‘enlarged’ (to the 74-mm)
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833. Standard (Marlboro Adventure Team)
The Victorinox knives from ‘Marlboro‘ series we’ve reviewed several times earlier. Actually this series (run) contained few promotional runs. First
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830. Wenger Esquire
I think, that some of my readers were surprised when saw this post. Really, I have to explain why I’ve added
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824. Gardener knife (Model 297)
Another day – another knife, but again just another Gardener from the same period, when these knives were produced from
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823. Gardener knife (1.9700)
Today’s knife cannot be called as ‘army knife‘, but no doubt it’s a genuine Swiss knife. Relatively old (can I
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820. Beginner
Victorinox knives in 75-mm are definitely rare and valued, since this line-up was discontinued many years ago. There are not
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819. Cadet II
Victorinox Cadet II is a one from few models (besides this one, I can remember Bantam, which has similar history),
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818. Parachutist
The Victorinox Parachutist is a three layered knife in 111-mm format, which can be described as predecessor of modern Rescue
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