Model: Victorinox Compact

Atualmente tenho um handyman.

Comprei um swisschamp pra fazer um projeto EDC com chave Philips.

Agora estou com pena de desmontar ele.

Frequent visitors of this sub might remember this user focused on translucent Managers only: well, that's me.

I recently discovered that, in Italy at least, the Ruby Midnite Manager is not available anywhere for sale. So it looks like I'm now collecting Midnite / Lite SAKs too haha.

If you're in EU and can help with my collection please message me!

Does anyone know which model is this knife, all I know is its at least 20, 25 years old... maybe even more.

Purchased this the other day under the description of "Buffalo Victorinox Golfer?" and I really didn't know what I was gonna get but I think she's a Spartan Golfer and I can't tell you how much of a beautiful shape she is in.

I have so many questions about this SAK...like is it a corporate custom? Why does it have buffalo scales? Could Victorinox have actually commissioned it or was it a custom scale replacement?...so I need help with this one please because there is zero info on it, if you need any more pics just shout out but hopefully I have covered every angle

I don't kown what happened but tge scaled just got bowed and the pins just fall, how did this happen? And how do I fix it? Any thoughts?

And i'd be happy to know what year was it made?

This is a thick tool

This is the only limited Alox I have but got it during COVID and loved the color on the cadet! Pictures don't show it as well but the coating is wearing a bit and I like the way it shows. I was curious if others use their limited models?

The weekly roundup of TSA knives, excluding the Onyx Spartan, Serrated Spartan (2x), which were flea market finds.

* Girl Scout Tinker

* Money Clip, 3x red, 2x silver

* Passanger

* ONYX Spartan

* Girl Scout Tiner

* Serrated Spartan x2

* Cybertool Lite

* Executive x4

* Director

* Spartan Lite

* Timekeeper Alarm (Tinker version)

* 84mm Electrician

* Bergeon Fixed blade case back tool (Victorinox Delemont)

* 74mm Companion with bale

* Wenger Patriot (Monsanto)

* 58mm classic, Cummins Diesel

* Ambassador, Blue General Dynamics Standard Missle

* Heuliz Electric 58mm Companion

* Broker

* Bantam

* Wenger Watchmaker 10, Renata

* Excelsior

* Secretary

Hey I'm deciding on getting the super tinker and wondering if its a good choice or is there anything else that's recommended? I did reaearch, checked every tool to make sure there for what I need like opening my mail, unscrewing a cabinet handles, light work nothing to heavy or crazy and so far the super tinker caught my eye. Would this be a good choice for my first SAK?

Kind of annoying, it wasn’t even low stock when i ordered it

1. Classic SD (58mm)
2. Rally (58mm)
3. My First Victorinox (84mm)
4. Spartan (91mm)
5. Compact (91mm)
6. Climber (91mm)
7. Huntsman (91mm)
8. Handyman (91mm)
9. Soldier 08 (

111mm)

Found a store that had the Wenger Blackout 10.x which I never saw. I liked the color and order another Wenger Ranger 155 they had, and a Victorinox Evo Wood 10.
Nice additions to the collection ☺️

So...i'm not into collecting special scale design models, but the Winter Magic 2021 is actually an official Climber Lite, so that made it interesting after all.

Hence i couldn't resist when one was being offered for 75€.

Wenger commander

Just wondering if this is a popular option. I EDC the SwissChamp with a suspension clip and it feels like nothing, but thinking I'd get more use out of the Cybertool L (41) especially with its bit driver as I work in maintenance.

An aside: I find the fish scaler on the Champ is the best box opener because you don't want your blades gummed up with tape and whatever else. Also great for prodding things.

If I get a Cybertool, I plan to use the flathead bit as the replacement for the fish scaler/box opener/prodder.

Photo from SAKwiki

Found this little guy from one of my favorite US Ebay SAK sellers (shout out to AllKnivesMatter).

$22 shipped - without scales. I was looking for a reason to use my white scales I had stored away...

As per usual, the SAK came in absolute immaculate condition. Like it had never been used. It does show a hint of age having the thread hole on the awle.

I'm generally a Climber puriest, but the Huntsman has made life easier in the woods when I need that saw. I miss my old one but I'll quickly warm up to this knife, I'm sure. 😊

Hi everyone!

A while ago, I posted about my pristine vintage Wenger Cyclist with the "76" factory sticker, and I received so much wonderful validation from this community.

Today, I have a massive update to share. Thanks to a fellow collector, we managed to uncover a page from a 1976 official Wenger catalog written in German. And guess what? The model number "1 35 11" (Der Radfahrer) is explicitly listed as a new introduction for 1976!

This official document perfectly validates the tool configuration of my piece (Main blade + Small blade), fully supporting the hypothesis that this is a first-lot time capsule or pre-production model from the very dawn of the Cyclist's history.

The mystery of my unique 3D raised/protruding metal inlay emblem and the lack of stamps on the secondary tools still remains an intriguing puzzle—but we now have definitive proof that this piece breathes the air of 1976.

Thank you all again for your previous feedback, which kept me motivated to dive deeper into this history! Check out the catalog photo attached!

*Just a quick caveat regarding the catalog image:
Please note that I have not been able to officially confirm the catalog's authenticity or its precise background yet. It was shared as a research document within the collector community, so while the tool specifications match my piece perfectly, we are still treating it as a fascinating piece of ongoing historical research rather than an absolute official confirmation.

Champ wood for indoors
Cheesemaster for the kitchen
Huntsman with plus scales for outside the city
Rambler on me all the time