Huh???

[Currahee]

Is this a Victorinox knife?

Click here: http://tinyurl.com/7ugntu7

In the description below it is described as a "Black Classic." From my perspective it is neither black nor classic. But since I have recently made a career out of being wrong or sticking my foot in my mouth--or owning a knife that I'm challenging the authenticity of--I figured I had better let the experts decide if this one is real or not?

At this point in time I will simply say that I have no recollection of ever seeing this particular model of Victorinox knife before. Have YOU seen one before? Does this knife exist in the world of Swiss Army Knives? Could this be the missing link? The holy grail? Or just a fraud?

What say you? Ye or nay?

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Got to be a nay!

[austin83]

I like how it "fits" into the SAK box.

[Heinz Doofenshmirtz]

Nope.

[ICanFixThat]

I think i saw him trying to sell that in the past... he is either clueless or playing dumb.  people just buy up crap and go by what the box says.  The box is worth more than the knife if you ask me.

[kirk13]

OMG he is smurfing kidding?

[captain spaulding]

uhhhhhhhh....... not even close.   

[fenofedd]

The box seems alright...

[Steinar]

I really like how the box fits the knife, as mentioned, and also how excellently he shows off the tang stamps. 

[J Mackrel Jones]

The knife shown is one of those made by the slavian armorer Viktor an Ox for the middle European tourist trade in the 1950s.  It somehow crept into the wrong container before our honest seller kindly offered it on ebay.

[Currahee]

Do you notice a glaring similarity with this box?

http://tinyurl.com/6m34num