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Victorinox 91mm

Swiss Champ Full Tool Display In 1897, six years after he first started manufacturing the Soldier’s knife, Karl Elsener brought out his Officers’ Knife. This knife introduced the legendary corkscrew, some consider to be the defining tool of a Swiss Army Knife, and the secondary blade, in a new frame size - 91mm. The knife was the ancestor and equivalent of today’s Spartan.
These Officers’ knives, however, have never been issued to army officers or been part of a military contract, although they were designed to be attractive to an officer with its corkscrew! An officer would purchase a knife with his own money.
Strangely, however, the Officers Knives have been the quintessential  Swiss Army Knives for the public at large, once they spread beyond the military.
The knives originally just had model numbers such as 246fmaU  (- an early ‘Champion’) - until the descriptive names in the list below were introduced in the mid-seventies.
The 91mm knives offer the most variety in tool configuration, and have been used in industries from farming to space exploration.

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As can be seen from the list below: Many, many 91mm models have been produced - Most are no longer available.
Available models (2017) are marked with an asterix(*).
For the tool to model configurations - Check the layer tables (see right and above) and the individual model pages.

Created by ICanFixThat. Last Modification: Monday 30 of October, 2017 07:43:50 CET by Huntsman.
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Victorinox Models

Delémont Collection

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Wenger Models

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