Goth; Really?

[ICanFixThat]

This is a bit of a strange one.  A "Goth" inlay and the Victorinox Shield on the same knife?  I'm not a great historian, but this seems a little strange. 

As for the more recent Goth subculture, I just don't see a 'SAK' as really equating with that.  It would be interesting to know what turn of events brought about this SAK, but I don't think we'll ever know. 

[Sidhartha]

it should be black 

[Marius]

Well, Goth people, Goths (real ones) existed for a long time before this modern day sillyness of some youngsters... 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goths

[ICanFixThat]

Well, Goth people, Goths (real ones) existed for a long time before this modern day sillyness of some youngsters... 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goths

Yes, but they didn't care for Christians, hence misplaced on a SAK with a Vic Shield.

[Marius]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gothic_Christianity

[Marius]

Could be a family or old business name on an advertising SAK. I do not think the name is that uncommon.. Thoughts?

[ICanFixThat]

Well, Goth people, Goths (real ones) existed for a long time before this modern day sillyness of some youngsters... 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goths

Yes, but they didn't care for Christians, hence misplaced on a SAK with a Vic Shield.

Well, Goth people, Goths (real ones) existed for a long time before this modern day sillyness of some youngsters... 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goths

Well I did mention I was not a great Historian    I see they have had Pegan and Christian ways so I guess it all makes some sense.  Because of the script, I think it refers to the people, but it could always be advertising something.  The knife is probably from the 60s (84mm climber small-clip, long nail-file, Victoria on the reverse.

I guess I better learn about the Goths now.

[Spork, Lord of Lime Jello!]

I think it is a business name...like this one - Goth & Company