Tell that I hope it had a good journey and that it's not feeling the cold too much.
Quote from: craigw on February 07, 2009, 08:51:29 PM Tell that I hope it had a good journey and that it's not feeling the cold too much.the outside temp was about -2 when the postwoman delivered it and judgeing how cold it felt when I opened the parcel I don't think it spent the night anywhere warm . I remember thinking I bet this is the first time in the life of this tool that its been this cold considering where it came from Dunc
Quote from: dunc5 on February 07, 2009, 09:05:01 PMQuote from: craigw on February 07, 2009, 08:51:29 PM Tell that I hope it had a good journey and that it's not feeling the cold too much.the outside temp was about -2 when the postwoman delivered it and judgeing how cold it felt when I opened the parcel I don't think it spent the night anywhere warm . I remember thinking I bet this is the first time in the life of this tool that its been this cold considering where it came from DuncDon't forget that it was born in the Swiss Alps and got the feel of cold weather before being wisked away to the land of Oz.
You batColorful Enunciation fricken loonies.TOOLS DON'T HAVE FEELINGS!And stop nicking stuff from my country, it's bloody well hard enough to find it here as it is!
Nice dunc Does the Australian Army still give these bad boys to troops?
Quote from: Tinnie on February 07, 2009, 11:22:46 PMNice dunc Does the Australian Army still give these bad boys to troops?As far as I know it does , but I can't be sure . Was kind of hoping you guys might be able to help with that if you know anyone in the Services .Dunc
As far as I know it does , but I can't be sure . Was kind of hoping you guys might be able to help with that if you know anyone in the Services .Dunc
DATE: Do, 30 August 2005 13:54:13 +0100 From: Elsener, Robert Subject: Taschentools armies Dear Sir Thank you for your Mail from 18 August 05 and interest in the products of Victorinox. Unfortunately I cannot answer all your questions, since the information is missing in suitable form. In addition, the information topic is current and important for Victorinox, why we want to arrange worth knowing data (historical and product-technical data). Taschentools for armies Up-to-date belong Taschentools of Victorinox in the following armies to the equipment: Switzerland 0.8610.26 Soldier measurer 3.0323.N with sequential Numnmer for fortress being awake corps Germany since 1976 0.8770.04 olivgruen with sign, nail file on holzsaege since 1985 since 2003 0.8461.M04DE with relief Logo federal eagle, blade for one-hand operation (without tweezers and Zahnstocher) Holland since 1983 0.8201.27 with the label KL (royal land power) since 1993 0.8451.04R with relief Logo Dutch land power Denmark since 1992 0.8953.01R3 with hot coinage Luxembourg since 1996 0.8363.3 with Tampoprint national emblem Norway since 1998 3.0323.3N Australia since 2001 3.0323.3N with diamond engraving NATO stick number Singapore since 1999 0.2303.3 Upgrading is evaluated Brunei since 1999 0.8453.3R2 with Camouflage bowls Malaysia since 2003 0.9123.03R2 with Camouflage bowls and national emblems No more supplies on: Cypern 1999 0.8353.03R2 with Tampoprint national emblem South Africa 0.8610.26 With NATO stick number In India we are still located in the initial phase: We made and to the appropriate places supplied special samples for the Indian army. The first reactions are very positively however like so often in the military business, might it up to the definite order still some last. Holland We stand before the first distribution of burnished SwissTool Spirit 3.0223.3N with normal knife blade in place of the shears. The Dutch army considers even to deliver such an equipment as standard equipment at each military man. Singapore The Upgrading runs in front. The first a hand measurers 0.8463.M3 with the national emblem were already delivered from Singapore. Austria Concerning evaluation a hand measurer and SwissTool progress. We obtain the largest conversion however still over the PX Shops with the American army, only that the military man must buy the measurers there at a special price. Friendly greetings from the "Swiss Knife Valley" VICTORINOX Leader quality assurance Executive master OF Business Excellence Robert Elsener Lanelane lane 57 CH-6438 Ibach Schwyz Switzerland Tel. + 41/41 81 81 219 Fax + 41/41 81 81 959 E-Mail
Has that been run through a translator or have i gone barmy
Quote from: Nomad on February 07, 2009, 11:16:15 PMYou batColorful Enunciation fricken loonies.TOOLS DON'T HAVE FEELINGS!And stop nicking stuff from my country, it's bloody well hard enough to find it here as it is!I love how brits and aussies swear!!It's incredibly colorful,,,,, and you never once hear the "F"word
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