This is a 85mm Wenger Commander from the Europa Star Series. In this series there are also an Esquire, a Traveler with synthetic scales and a Traveler with alox scales.
Instead of the Wenger logo these knives have the logo of the European Union, with the 12 stars on azure background.
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This is a black 84mm Victorinox Tinker with metal inlaid emblem of the US Army Special Forces.
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This 108mm Victorinox Trooper is basically the civilian version of the German Army Knife.
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This is an old model of the Champion, with a bail and a long nail file. The combination of long nail file and bail dates this knife in the sixties.
This vintage Champion also has aluminium tipped tweezers and a square phillips screwdriver with file.
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This is the Victorinox Hunter. It is from the discontinued 108mm series with nylon scales. The Hunter is available with different scales, and two types of gutting blades (serrated and non-serrated). There is also a 111mmm version with locked blade called the Hunter.
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This is the Victorinox Safari Trooper. It is from the discontinued 108mm series with nylon scales. This knife is basically the civilian version of the German Army Knife.
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The 91mm Modeler is a discontinued knife with an uncommon combination of tools. Its key features are the magnifier, inline Phillips screwdriver, scissors and metal saw/file. Combined with two knife blades, can opener, cap lifter, awl and corkscrew this might just be one of the most useful of all Swiss Army Knifes!
The scissors have the adjustable screw pivot, which Victorinox stopped using in 1991. Therefore, this knife is at least 25 years old! I’m very happy to have found one completely new in box!
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This is the 111m Dutch Army Knife, the standard issue of the Dutch armed forces (army, air force and navy). This is the current model, in use since 2010.
It has two liner locked blades: one partial serrated main blade and one gutting/rescue blade. The cap lifter is also liner locked, so it can be used as a prybar.
The scales are green (olive drab) nylon, with the so called “interservice” logo of the Dutch armed forces.
The interservice logo represents three branches of the Dutch armed forces: the army, navy and air force.
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