Help with ID of SAK

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I was in an antiques store today. Owner was really nice. Wanted to give him a little business. I found this little SAK in a glass case and thought it might make a great first knife for my grandson when he's old enough.

The box looked kind of old and I was guessing maybe 70's? The main blade is blank on the other side. It came in the little green plastic slip cover. It has the number 8134 on the end of the box. It has a 1 5/8" main blade, scissors, nail file, tweezers and toothpick. The logo is silvery colored if that matters.
I don't know what model it is, the identification information on these is mind boggling.
I'm not even for sure if the box goes with the knife.
Not really interested in value so much, just history
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Look like a Classic from Victorinox, very handy knives. I have some of those boxes from mid-80's, not sure of box date. It still has a lifetime warranty!
 
Thanks Jody, it really is a cool little knife. Looks brand new just dusty, haven't cleaned it yet.
Classic. I like that:)
 
This to me looks just like the Victorinox classic of which I have 4, except it doesn't have the keyring on it or place for it that I can see.
You may get better results in the multitool and multi function knife section.
Your best bet though is sakwiki.
 
I went ahead and checked sakwiki and this model is the Bijou which was sold in the us as the commander , there was also a Bijou sd which had a screwdriver tip on the nail file instead of the pointed nail cleaner tip.
 
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