Help identifying swiss army knife

[Mom aka Nammy]

I recently found a Swiss Army knife. On one blade is
VICTORINOX
SWITZERLAND
STAINLESS
ROSTFREI
On the other blade is VICTORIA
OFFICER
SUISSE
It also has H. Futheh Gstaao on the blade. ( I can find that name anywhere.)
It has 8 tools on it and the corkscrew has 5 turns with grooves. The only rivet that shows is on the clasp/hook. I have been trying to find out about this knife with no luck. I can't find ones with the exact rivets and blades. Can anyone give me any information? I have looked at the suggested sites with no luck. I am attaching pics to hopefully help get information about this knife.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/Kg9KiPKNcAmQiCxm8

 

[Ruari]

Looks like an older 'Huntsman' model. https://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Huntsman
The marking is actually 'H.Fuhrer Gstaad' whic reveals it to be a tobacconist in Gstaad, Switzerland.

 

[DocT]

It might be an old Huntsman. Why don't you post this in Multitools? There are a lot of experts and collectors over there.

For what it's worth, I like the old bails and I cannot stand the new keyring. That thing is a hotspot and digs into my hand. It also tears up my jeans. Back to the old bail like you have is what I say.

 

[Old Biker]

 

[Old Biker]

I'm leaning towards it being the forerunner to the Huntsman called the Woodsman. Because. It doesn't have the scale tools, toothpick and tweezers. It has a clip point small blade, which dates it to before 1973. It also has the shackle/bail, which dates it to before 1969.

For what it's worth, I like the old bails and I cannot stand the new keyring. That thing is a hotspot and digs into my hand. It also tears up my jeans.

I filed the keyring attachment post off, on the knife I carry.

O.B.