This is my latest Wenger knife and it is the same as the Classic 11 only with white scales. The difference between the Classic 07 and 11 tool
configuration is the corkscrew and phillips screwdriver.
In the history of Wenger Swiss army Knives you will find the model names Trailblazer & Highlander on the Classic 11. There
are different names in history and I would believe there are different identifications.
My knife got tweezers and toothpick in the scales and it got the key ring.
It is fully possible that this knife got changed handle scales at one point or it’s been used for display purposes. If not it is original with white scales and even more special.
I am also happy that the blade got the three knife logo with Wenger name on the backside of the tang. This is rarer to find after 2008 but again this is my impressions
so far and it is a type of backside stamp that is from the late 1980s. It was part of the blade stampings for a very long time and it appeared from time to time until 2013. There will always be production variations and company variations I would believe.
The Three knife logo looks like a W and with great purpose. W for Wenger in a double understanding.
The field for the nail file is reversed and this is usually found after 2004. It is a good
evolution and it was welcomed by many because you avoid scratching the blade when opening the nail file.
The Classic 11 name is usually always for the red handle that is most easy to identify
and should be red. In some cases you may find Classic 11 used for a knife with a different color. Some would use the SAK name that are easy to identify with for example Trailblazer! I do believe that that the Highlander name and knife did not usually have
tweezers and toothpick. Remember that the Company Wenger got very many variations in history.