Identifying a Swiss Army Knife I want for Christman

[Kadmos1]

It was for my 11-12th birthday years back that I got what I identify to be a Victorinox (I believe it was a 90s model). However, I lost it but have looked numerous times in where I believe I last had it. I'm trying to find 1 that looks exactly like it.

The closest 1 I found is that it looks exactly like this Wenger save for the logo and it lacks the scissor-like pliers:

Aditionally, its fish scaler resembles this Victorinox fish scaler but I believe it lacked the numbers as seen on this link: http://www.zappos.com/victorinox-swisschamp.

Finally, the nail filer was this type of design except I think it lacked the shades on the ridges

 

[moxie]

Could be the Fisherman:

http://www.swissknifeshop.com/swiss-army-fisherman

Or the Climber:

http://www.swissknifeshop.com/shop/...rmy-knives/sports-outdoors/swiss-army-climber

 

[Franciscomv]

Try the Swiss Army Knife Selector. http://sakselector.info/cgi-bin/sak_selector.cgi

You choose the features you're looking for and it will tell you which models have them. I'm a SAK collector and find it very helpful.

 

[Kadmos1]

Thanks for the suggestions but I don't think those are what I'm looking for.

 

[flybri]

Perhaps an older model Swiss Champion (distinguished from the Swiss Champ). Some of the designs of the specific implements may have changed though because Victorinox does make minor updates. E.g., the new magnifying glass is now made of plastic and is rimmed with a clear plastic instead of an opaque grey plastic.

 

[leghog]

Here's a Swiss Champion. In this pic the file and back tools are folded in the knife.

 

[Kadmos1]

leghog, using the Swiss Army Knife Selector, I've concluded that what I am looking for is a Victorinox Classic 17 sans the fish scaler.