Welcome to the forum! Any chance you could show us a pic of the SAK? From your description, it might be a 84mm Golfer, although those have a keyring...
Hello guys! I'm new to this forum and my knowledge both of English language and SAK's is limited so, please, be patient.
Thank you all guys. Very kind comments and lots of feedback here! I'm attaching a few pictures (not my pics) of an identical SAK, which results to be an 84mm and it does not come with that large file at the back that I saw in the SAKwiki section you shared with me.BUT I'm not able to upload pictures. An ERROR message pops up and tells me that the file is too large, even if it's smaller than 500mbI'll give another try later today
----On the subject of Golfers and SAKWiki, why are the '60s and earlier versions usually ignored or silent on the matter?I have one of these Golfers (damaged horn scales) and collectors always have a tendency to say 'Fieldmaster' and 'Artisan'. I don't get it when the catalog listing is clear.
Hi Kamakiri... Can’t blame the collectors for calling it an artisan/fieldmaster. Because it has the same exact toolset... I believe that pic is an excerpt from the 70’s US Catalog. It may have been called by SAB as such but for the rest of the world its known as the artisan/fieldmaster... It would be interesting to note that at one time,SAB also marketed the BSA Explorer as the BSA Yeoman...
On older catalogs, Woodsman and Craftsman names were used to call the same fieldmaster model...
On the 35 page 70’s US catalog, there’s a Golfer entry showing 2 layer model... The same exact model collectors are familiar with.Hope this helps...
Regardless of its handle, I want one
If you're getting new T&T for it, make sure the Tweezers are alu tipped if you want to keep it period correct.(Image removed from quote.)
Nice! Is the box marked Golfer?I'm pretty sure mine is old enough to have the nickel silver tipped ones. I have a Champion horn scale that's similar era with NS tipped tweezers that came from the original owner. Both have angled teeth on the wood saws and exposed rivets.
It's got a "horn" marked pricetag, yes.Need to check if there's a name.I don't think there was one on it though.I do think it was repackaged though. Good thing is that this happened at a Vic flagship store.
Pics no show!
"Swiss Army Knife Genuine Horn"(Image removed from quote.)