Identify this Victorinox...

[Steven Andrews]

Sorry I don't have a picture. It has all the features of the Fireman, but in place of the corkscrew it has a Phillips screwdriver. You could also say that it's like a Parachutist with the addition of a wood saw.
???

Like this ......but with a Phillips instead of the corkscrew...

 

[ichor]

Originally posted by Steven Andrews
Sorry I don't have a picture. It has all the features of the Fireman, but in place of the corkscrew it has a Phillips screwdriver.
???

Like this ......but with a Phillips instead of the corkscrew...

I looked for this knife, but was unable to find a model with these features. The closest is the Trailmaster, which replaces the corkscrew with a Phillips, but lacks the curved, serrated blade. Let us all know if you can find it.

 

[Steven Andrews]

Thanks John,
Yes, you could also say that it's like a Trailmaster, but with the addition of the curved, rescue-style blade.
I can't find it anywhere.....

 

[frank k]

Sounds like a Jumpmaster.


http://www.swiss-knife.com/asp/detail.asp?lan=EN&code=0.8483.3&shop=SK

 

[Steven Andrews]

Frank,
That's the one!! Thanks very much for your help. It was driving me mad . Are they rare?

 

[ichor]

Originally posted by Steven Andrews
Frank,
That's the one!! Thanks very much for your help. It was driving me mad . Are they rare?

Yesss! Thanks, Frank, I had given up. I've never even heard of that model.

 

[ichor]

Originally posted by Steven Andrews
Frank,
That's the one!! Thanks very much for your help. It was driving me mad . Are they rare?

 

[ichor]

Originally posted by Steven Andrews
Are they rare?

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Steven, a Google search for Victorinox Jumpmaster turns up only two working links and they are both in Cyrillic alphabet placing them in Russia or Eastern Europe. Someone has to have the Jumpmaster in the US.

 

[frank k]

Don’t know if the Jumpmasters are rare or not – they are not sold in the U.S.A. anymore (apparently they were sold here a few years back).


-Frank