My real Swiss 'Army' Knives

[jan.]

The most of the Swiss knives are not made for real army use.
I have in my alox collection just an few real army SAK's.
I don't care the yearstamps, just want to collect one of each different scales or rivets or WK stamps.
There are more but they are hard to find.
But I don't know how many models are made, just every time surprised when I find one I don't have.
I know there are red ones to.
I have two alox Dutch army knives to, one Amefa 82 and one Victorinox 92 with keyring.
The only DAK model I need is the Victorinox with bail, but that one is on the way.
I have now only one Elsener, four Victorinox Soldiers and four Wengers.

Elsener 73


Victorinox Soldiers, The one with the shield logo is an anniversary soldier 1961-2011.(Swissbianco)


Wenger.

[Jmora]

 
like the '73 Elsener particularly

[meanx]

like the '73 Elsener particularly

+1 very nice 

[macabee]

The most of the Swiss knives are not made for real army use.
I have in my alox collection just an few real army SAK's.
I don't care the yearstamps, just want to collect one of each different scales or rivets or WK stamps.
There are more but they are hard to find.
But I don't know how many models are made, just every time surprised when I find one I don't have.
I know there are red ones to.
I have two alox Dutch army knives to, one Amefa 82 and one Victorinox 92 with keyring.
The only DAK model I need is the Victorinox with bail, but that one is on the way.
I have now only one Elsener, four Victorinox Soldiers and four Wengers.

Elsener 73
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Victorinox Soldiers, The one with the shield logo is an anniversary soldier 1961-2011.(Swissbianco)
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Wenger.
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As there are so many varities of SAK's. It makes sense to to just collect a specific range, as in your case 'real' SAK's