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Skrevet av Sávio Rodrigues, 28. feb, 2022
Fico muito feliz em saber que existe um site tão rico em informações sobre SAK como este. Que você seja coberto de benças
Skrevet av Mike Bergqvist, 15. jun, 2021
Hey!
Here are some pictures, if they can help you.
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Skrevet av Mike Bergqvist, 15. jun, 2021
Hey! I have a Wenger that I would like to know when it is made (approximately). My knowledge of dating Wenger is very poor. I would be very grateful if you could help me.
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Skrevet av Ian J J , 4. mar, 2021
I wonder if your expertise can help identify this knife. As you can see it has Fischer on the blade and Victorinox Switzerland Stainless Rostfrei on the reverse side. It has a broken small blade and broken corkscrew.
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Skrevet av Jonathan Mayer, 20. jan, 2021
Hi again. I found out what NOCUS is-Nord Computer Users Society, international conference in Montreux 1987
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Skrevet av Jonathan Mayer, 20. jan, 2021
Hi. I also have a Montreaux adcus87 (although to be honest I always though it was nocus)
I found it while touring Europe summer of 87.
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Skrevet av Peter, 17. des, 2020
Hello, great site. Good information. I bought my first Wenger knife (ranger 05) in 2004 in Thun (Switzerland). Since then i'm a bif fan of this series. I always have my old ranger with me.
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Skrevet av Javier Solorzano, 18. aug, 2020
Excelente información para los amantes de las navaja suizas , un obligado referente para cualquier aficionado o coleccionista
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Skrevet av Caio Abe, 28. feb, 2020
I started collecting SAKs last year, and since then I have been avid for information about the subject. I really like the SAKHome approach. It is not limited to showing the author's SAK collection, giving model names, year of production and tool set; it also presents lots of useful information regarding construction, technology, individual tools information and usage insights. Greetings from Brazil, thank you Trond.
Skrevet av Russel Radtke, 22. des, 2019
I acquired a SAK about 10 years ago, the seller said he bought it around the late 1970’s from a shop in San Francisco. It has Mother of Pearl Scales. I called Victornox to inquire about it. The woman I talked to said she wasn’t sure, but it may have been released for the 85th anniversary. I’m looking for anyone that may have knowledge of this knife.
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Skrevet av Edward Estes Wheatfield,Indiana USA, 7. sep, 2019
So far I have collected about 97 of these things and I still want more.The 91mm and 58mm are the main collection.I also started to seek out the 60s models with my oldest knife dating about 1968.I also mix and match 91s with plus scales so my EDC Fieldmaster has an ink pen and custom look with yellow scales.My lady keeps buying shoes.....so I keep buying these.I also give as gifts to close family and friends.
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Skrevet av Chris, 6. mai, 2019
Great site! Keep up the great work.
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Skrevet av John D, 30. mar, 2019
Greetings from Australia I love your page. I have some 91mm Plus scales like yours and noticed that there is a blanked-off tool slot on the narrow end of the pen and toothpick side. I can't find any 84mm or 91mm SAKs that have ANY scale tools on the narrow end of the knife. Any idea what that empty slot was designed for and if it could be opened and used?
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Skrevet av Bob Warren, 20. feb, 2019
Hi, I have a Victorinox SAK that has a logo on the scale that I haven’t seen before. It is almost gone, but it clearly can be seen that at one time it was a perfect circle ⭕️, with a cross in it. The knife is old enough to have a brass bail, X pat. on the bottle opener. Can you help identify why it has this unusual logo?
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Skrevet av Sebastián, 8. jan, 2019
Friend Trond, your site is the best, with information that is not available anywhere, always updated and with news such as those related to Swiza. The research work you do is invaluable, monumental! Thank you for all the time invested to give us such valuable information. Greetings from Uruguay! En stor klem fra sør!
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03.01 | 15:26

The 120mm continued after the New Ranger. They had Patent and not pat pend. I say pat pend first then patent next. But! Wenger did many variations! :)

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03.01 | 15:08

The old Ranger 120mm is from 1991, on my 1993 it is pat pend I have seen it on 1991 too and Swissbuck as well! Wenger can be a minefield because of variations

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03.01 | 15:04

It is a superb question. Wenger used different stamps, some because of european laws. Usually the quality and steel is the same. Which is first? Not sure.

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03.01 | 14:48

Hi! Sorry for late answer. I have seen many variations with Wenger, please send pic to trondsak@sakhome.com

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