What's the SAK model?

[Hoff]

I need someone to help me identificate a SAK.
Thank you

 

[De4thStr1ke]

Victorinox Officer Suisse if I'm not mistaken.

And no, I didn't just copy what was on the blade. A google search showed another knife on Ebay that has the same name and looks the same. Could be wrong though.....

 

[ufox9al]

"Oficier Suisse" means "Officially Swiss"
This looks like an old Champion model (pre-Philllips/Magnifier). You can try asking at SOSAK, there are a couple of old-SAK specialist there.

 

[De4thStr1ke]

"Oficier Suisse" means "Officially Swiss"
This looks like an old Champion model (pre-Philllips/Magnifier). You can try asking at SOSAK, there are a couple of old-SAK specialist there.

Haha, and that is why I normally stick to RAT's and other knives that I actually know about. :foot: But I swear I found a few on Ebay that said they were Officer model SAK's. The one time I decide to believe Ebay...... Well, I'm officially the idiot of the day.

 

[enkidu]

I agree with ufox. Judging by the markings, clip-point small blade, long file, and single spring scissors, I'd say Champion model (first?) manufactured late 1960's or early 1970's before they switched the crossbow stamp to just say "officier suisse". Three questions:

1) Is the head of the tweezers metal?

2) Does the other side of the "Victoria" stamp say:

VICTORINOX
SWITZERLAND
STAINLESS
ROSTFREI

?

If yes to both, then I'm pretty sure it is a Champion circa 1970 or there abouts.

Third question: 3) is it for sale ?

 

[Hoff]

1) yes, head of the tweezers is metal (aluminium?)
2) yes,

VICTORINOX
SWITZERLAND
STAINLESS
ROSTFREI
3) sorry not now

 

[bama_lou]

That's a Champion, before the Philips screwdriver and magnifying glass came to be. Note the presence of all the possible SAK tools in one knife.

edit: I didn't see that that Champion has been brought up. I therefore concur with ufox9al and enkidu with their responses.

@ Hoff
Where's the "Buy it Now" button BTW?