1980 Wenger Profi Professional series Handwerker (SOLD)

1980 Wenger Profi Professional series Handwerker, 1980 Wenger Profi Professional series Handwerker, this one comes from the European market Wengers made from overstock Standard Issue parts so the blades are dated. The blades are usually unpolished like some of the older Wenger Standard Issue blades. This one is model number 1.72.31 which is the same as the Victorinox Alox Pioneer Harvester. These have either plastic scales with aluminium liners like this one or some older models have nylon scales without liners. These were made for the working man to use in the field usually outdoors since many of the models have the pruner blade and were priced lower. There are many different models that you can see from the website sakwicki.com, just go to the "Wenger" section and click the "Others" section and look for the 95mm part.

1979 Wenger Profi Professional series Handwerker (SOLD)

1979 Wenger Profi Professional series Handwerker, this one comes from the European market Wengers made from overstock Standard Issue parts so the blades are dated. The blades are usually unpolished like some of the older Wenger Standard Issue blades. This one is model number 1.72.21 which is the same as the Victorinox Alox Pioneer Rancher. These have either plastic scales with aluminium liners like this one or some older models have nylon scales without liners. These were made for the working man to use in the field usually outdoors since many of the models have the pruner blade and were priced lower. There are many different models that you can see from the website sakwicki.com, just go to the "Wenger" section and click the "Others" section and look for the 95mm part.

Swiza D02 in Black (SOLD)

Swiza D02 in Black

Swiza D02 in Red (SOLD)

Swiza D02 in Red

Swiza D04 Blue Swiss Army Knife(SOLD)

Swiza D04 Blue Swiss Army Knife. This is the newest Swiss made Swiss Army knife. Swiza is the company name and they have a long history. Founded in 1904 as a clock manufacturer they eventually relocated to Delemont in 1965, new ownership in 2006 and since October 2015 the Swiss Army knife was reinvented. The knife has a lifetime warranty. The knife measures 95mm's long in the closed position. The blade is about 75mm's long. The steel is 440 57 HRC. The nail nicks are die-cut all the way through each blade or tool for ease of opening from either right or left hand. You will see "Swiza" on the blade and "Swiss Made" on the front tang and "415-307" on the rear tang. The blade is a liner locking version with the cross shield being the button actuator to release the lock. The scales are a soft-touch style making for a nice grip. The blade is nice and easy to open with a firm "snap" and the lock is solid. All the tools have a great opening and closing snap and smooth feel. The knife also has a Tweezers that is similar to the Wenger with beveled tips and heads that are smooth not protruding. I did not see a key ring on any of the currently available models. There are basically 4 different models, D01, D02, D03 and D04. Basic differences are 1 layer no openers, 2 layer with openers and either with corkscrew or Phillips Screwdriver. They come in 4 colors all soft grip scales, Red, Black, Blue and White. Overall I feel this is up to the high quality standards that Swiss manufacturers hold themselves to.