This is a red 58mm Victorinox Classic SD with metal inlay logo of the Alabama Army National Guard.
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This is a red 58mm Victorinox Classic SD with metal inlay logo of the Alabama Army National Guard.
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The Swiss Card gives you the tools of a Swiss Army Knife in a credit card format. This one has the emblem of the George Bush Presidential Library.
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This is a 84mm silver alox Victorinox Bantam.
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This is a red 74mm Victorinox Money Clip with smooth alox scales.
As you can see the scissors have the adjustable screw pivot. Victorinox stopped using those in 1991 (they use rivets since then), so this knife is at least 25 years old!
On the back of the knife is a money clip.
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This is a red 58mm Victorinox Princess. It has only a pen blade and a nail file.
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This is the Victorinox Solo Plus. It is from the discontinued 108mm series with nylon scales. It is a robust knife with only one large blade and a corkscrew. A 111mm knife with the same configuration but with a locking blade is called the Alpineer.
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This small elegant knife is the red 84 mm Excelsior. It only has two knife blades. It’s going to be my dedicated letter opener!
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This is the Victorinox Solo. It is from the discontinued 108mm series with nylon scales. It is a robust knife with only one large blade. There is also a knife called the Solo in the 93mm series with alox scales. The 111mm series also has a knife with only one blade, this is the Sentinel.
For some reason I have some difficulty catching the color of the scales on a photo. The scales are red but it depends on the light exposure if the color appears more towards red, red-violet or wine-red… interesting.
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The Swiss Card gives you the tools of a Swiss Army Knife in a credit card format.
This one has advertising from the car brand Opel (although I’m more of a Volvo guy…)
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