Is That a Wenger In Your Pants or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

Top to bottom: (all Wenger tang stamps)
Standard Issue, 03 date
Highlander, Realtree Advantage camo
Evolution 23
Handyman
Two Bucks OEMd from Wenger, one whose name escapes me right now, but note the clip main blade, and the small one is basically the Wenger Esquire.
Green and blue Esquires.
3 Pocket Tool Chests, 2 red with slightly different Wenger logos, and the bottom black one with tools folded out that's almost always in the watch pocket of my jeans. Yeah it's flipped over, but the logo is worn off anyway, probably due to other things being in the watch pocket. I try not to do that any more. Have more Esquires and the Evolution 81 equivalents around, but that's enough for tonight/this morning. My fun meter is pegged.
 

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1957 Wenger WK Soldier

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Henry Beige said:
My first SAK was a Wenger. Haven’t seen it in years, but I am convinced it is still out there, somewhere. In the garage I mean, stashed on one of several motorcycles, or in a piece of moldering luggage.
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This seems like a perfect day to spend in the garage looking for it! :thumbsup:o_O🤓

- GT
 
On the left is the Traveler. A Wenger Traveler has been an EDC for 12 years. People are not offended by it. The black is a Wenger Esquire on the right, and the red is an Executive. I can pocket-carry one of the small ones when I fly within Canada.

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Brian
 
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