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Identification and value help please
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Isn't that first one a Mauser?
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I figured I was probably wrong, the clip secondary was what made me think that.
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Small Clip Point Blade (Angle Blade)
All 84mm SAKs prior to 1973 had a clip-point style small blade.
However this design was dropped in 1973 in favor of using the drop-point design - in line with the main blade.
Some Victorinox manuals and catalogs refer to this as an Angle Blade.
That's from sakwiki. Maybe it's just an older model of one still in production?
All 84mm SAKs prior to 1973 had a clip-point style small blade.
However this design was dropped in 1973 in favor of using the drop-point design - in line with the main blade.
Some Victorinox manuals and catalogs refer to this as an Angle Blade.
That's from sakwiki. Maybe it's just an older model of one still in production?
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Spartan?
c.1969 Victorinox VICTORIA 234U STANDARD Swiss Army Knife SPARTAN w/o TW TP VTG | eBay
It also features the Key Ring (unlike a U-Bail / Shackle, discontinued in 1968) BUT still Victorinox continued using the ID 234U for it. Housing the basic "Officier Suisse" set of tools from the Swiss Army line, the 234U Pocket Knife is a very versatile 11-function multi-tool from Victorinox.
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