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[PBLamar]

Victorinox "Automobile Special" early version 1974 -1979 91mm 3-layers

Victorinox by Lamar Smith, on Flickr

Victorinox by Lamar Smith, on Flickr

Victorinox by Lamar Smith, on Flickr

Victorinox by Lamar Smith, on Flickr

 

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Done with a cordless hand drill

 

[A.L.]

 

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Glowing cross on Silvertech scales

 

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Black scale, Ruby red translucent shield inlay

 

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Black scale with solid red cellidor inlay

 

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[chacapa]

Victorinox Climber " Le Touquet " ( France )

 

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Red cellidor shield inlay foreground. Cleaned up the perimeter on this one. Ruby red background. Welded the parts together.

 

[Bloefield]

What I took on a trip 20 miles from Canadian border. Everybody has Moose antlers!

 

[calm]

https://imgur.com/DyHHKb2

 

[Danny Linguini]

https://imgur.com/DyHHKb2

Don’t think I’ve ever seen that tool before. Very cool.

 

[calm]

https://imgur.com/rnBcr43

 

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[calm]

https://imgur.com/76Ben8D

 

[calm]

https://imgur.com/Njj7XMH

 

[TheArab]

Family photo

93mm: Pioneer, Pioneer X, Farmer X, Swiss Army 1

91mm: Climber, Explorer, Compacts, Spartans, Huntsman, Deluxe Tinker

85mm: Evo 10, s101, s13, 14, s14, s17, 18, 23, s557

84mm: Bantam, Sportsman, Cadet, Excelsior, Bantam Alox, Excelsior single Blade, Tourist, Waiter.

74mm: Ambassador, Executive, Money Clip

65mm: Executive 81, Nail Clip 580

58mm: MiniChamp, Midnite MiniChamp, Signature, Signature lite, Midnite Manager, Classic SD

 

[Grateful]

Here’s my trio of user 84mm Tinkers. From left to right ’86 - ’92 round Phillips with can key, pre 1973 and ‘75 - ‘86 square Phillips with can key.

 

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Here’s my trio of user 84mm Tinkers. From left to right ’86 - ’92 round Phillips with can key, pre 1973 and ‘75 - ‘86 square Phillips with can key.

Nice trio! Off the cuff, the middle one looks like it’s later. Clip points were used on main line 84mm into the ‘76-‘77 range. If it has either a blank rear tang or Officier Suisse crossbow, then it‘s actually ’73+. The one on the right looks like it’s from right around ‘78. A ground tip on the awl would confirm.