This 91mm CyberClipper is a mod I made myself. It extends the Clipper model with the bit driver set from the CyberTool.
Some picture from the manufacturing:
Category: Metal saw/file
0102 – Victorinox Champion (model 246fmaU)
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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0101 – Victorinox Master Craftsman (Dutch Air Force)
This is a blue 91mm Master Craftsman. On the front it reads “KLU EIGENDOM” which means “property of royal netherlands air force”. These knives were part of the pilot’s so called “Bail-Out Kit” with stuff they could use to survive in the event of ejecting or crash landing in a hostile area.
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0093 – Victorinox BO SwissTool Spirit (Dutch Army issue)
This black SwissTool Spirit is issued to soldiers in the Dutch Army. It comes with leather sheath which carries the Interservice emblem (logo that represents the different branches of the Dutch military: the Army, Air Force and Navy).
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0046 – Victorinox Modeler
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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0015 – Victorinox Handyman
If you want a lot of usefull tools like in the Swiss Champ but you want it to be a little less bulky, the Handyman is the knife for you! It’s basically a Swiss Champ without a fish scaler, magnifier, inline philips screwdriver and without the “plus-scales” (so no ballpoint pen and straight pin), making it significantly thinner.
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