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Which SAK(s) do you consider to be the centerpiece of your collection?

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It appears to be a “climber” , the only pic of a “traveler” I can find has the scissor pivot on the opposite site. I am certain, when comparing pictures on SAKWIKI that my example is a climber with the long nail file.
LNF even?
Wow!

I thought the only difference between the Traveler and Climber was the lack of a keyring...


00 Offline Mechanickal

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Black, 80's Traveler.
Gold, Climber


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It appears to be a “climber” , the only pic of a “traveler” I can find has the scissor pivot on the opposite site. I am certain, when comparing pictures on SAKWIKI that my example is a climber with the long nail file.
LNF even?
Wow!

I thought the only difference between the Traveler and Climber was the lack of a keyring...

And also the “hook”, in later models...


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My example came with a box... # 1.3722 ?


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The “old” climber, with the long nail file, in SAKWIKI doesn’t appear to have a key ring either??


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Perhaps someone else can chime in and clarify this?


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us Offline smiller43147

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I would put the Soldiers/SI as the centerpiece, in particular, my birth year '57.
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us Offline The Lone Wanderer

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My Tinker is the centerpiece. It was my first SAK, from my grandparents and it holds alot of feeling to me. Not the rarest or anything but its still my favorite.
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us Offline FolderBeholder

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I would put the Soldiers/SI as the centerpiece, in particular, my birth year '57.
That's in beautiful condition!  :cheers:

My Tinker is the centerpiece. It was my first SAK, from my grandparents and it holds alot of feeling to me. Not the rarest or anything but its still my favorite.
I understand that completely.  :tu:
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nl Offline glenfiddich1983

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So many beautiful SAKs, here are my contributions.
This would have been my centerpiece knife as it was my first Victorinox, a Camper.   I cherished it each day, but ultimately it fell out of my pocket at a movie theater.
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I do consider this 84mm 246ka Small Huntsman as my current centerpiece, top left in photo.
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I consider this a centerpiece knife of mine as it is not very common.  A 236fa Angler Plus.
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Since you limited it to three, I picked those above, but any of these could have been contenders and I don't want them to feel slighted:
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Awlsome!  :gimme:

For me it would be the Battle Series.

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Impressive!  :salute:
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nl Offline glenfiddich1983

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I consider one of the center pieces of any SAK collection should be the unique 2010 Soldier. Twenty-five of these were issued w/the following on the scale: "1291" w/the Swiss flag in color between numbers 12 & 91, and on the blade, below the thumb hole, "25/nn." I remember Tim had a hard time selling the few he had ordered. I wonder what they're worth today.

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108mm Mauser - a discontinued model I'd only seen photos of and dreamed about, never thinking I'd walk into a local knife store that was selling a deceased collector's collection on-commission for the estate. It was mint in box with papers for $45.

93mm  Old Cross Farmer - this is the real centre piece of my collection, for me anyway. It was my grail knife since I went camping as a 13 y/o with a group of friends, and one of the older boys had this red metal knife with a white/silver cross on it. When they discontinued that style, I bought one with the new shield, but it wasn't quite the same. I got this one mint in box in the same estate sale for $40.

91mm Swiss Bianco Yeoman - chosen because it supplanted the Compact from it's 8 year reign on my altar of utility. I put on the blue plus scales.



Great thread. I've really enjoyed seeing everyone's knives! Thanks everybody.

Good deal on the Mauser! :2tu:

One dealer who had more then one?? :sa:
I suppose I know this dealer...
(Here is mine ShArK)

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nl Offline glenfiddich1983

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There you go EL C

Nice display!  :like:

Black, 80's Traveler.
Gold, Climber
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I would put the Soldiers/SI as the centerpiece, in particular, my birth year '57.

Good solid choice!  :salute:
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nl Offline glenfiddich1983

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My Tinker is the centerpiece. It was my first SAK, from my grandparents and it holds alot of feeling to me. Not the rarest or anything but its still my favorite.

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