This Wenger Alpine Backpacker is a locking serrated blade model with a wood saw. It has a fully serrated main blade that has the Pack Lock system locking blade. Other tools include a nail file, cap lifter, can opener, awl and corkscrew. This one does not have any inserts. It is new in the box with Wenger warranty and tool breakdown paper work. I have this up for sale on eBay currently if you are interested. Wenger Alpine Backpacker eBay link
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Thursday, September 4, 2014
Wenger Alpine Backpacker(Sold)
This Wenger Alpine Backpacker is a locking serrated blade model with a wood saw. It has a fully serrated main blade that has the Pack Lock system locking blade. Other tools include a nail file, cap lifter, can opener, awl and corkscrew. This one does not have any inserts. It is new in the box with Wenger warranty and tool breakdown paper work. I have this up for sale on eBay currently if you are interested. Wenger Alpine Backpacker eBay link
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Friday, August 29, 2014
Wenger Esquire - Vintage model
This special vintage Wenger Esquire has a couple unique features. The most visible is the split nail file surface with the line down the middle. Another feature not that visible but probably more important is the scissors spring which is a coil spring hidden between the handles. It appears to be similar to many modern day spring assisted knives with a coil spring. The spring action is fairly weak but it works. The other feature is the unique way they made this knife with the blade springs stamped out of the steel liners. Look carefully at the last 2 photos to see this detail. Also there are a couple photos I took and posted over on SAKWicki many years ago here at this link and here. Wenger products are hard to date due to the factory fire but I feel this one is around the late '60s or early '70s.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Victorinox Classic - CNF
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Victorinox Bijou - Solo
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