It has been discontinued since around the 1980s.
Layer Tools
- Large blade
- Small blade
- Cap-lifter / Slotted screwdriver / Wire-bender
- Can-opener / Small-slotted screwdriver - that also works with Phillips screws
- Wood saw
Back Layer Tools
Scale Tools
Note: The small Camper in the images does not have the T&T.
It is not known if this was standard, or whether T&T was an option.
Older models (optionally?) had a:
- Bail - 'Bgl' suffix to the model code
Scales
Red Cellidor
History
In the early days of the Victorinox pocket knives most of the original models were available in the 91 or 84mm (k = klein) size. Given that the saw was one of the first tools to be introduced in 1902, in addition to the standard six tools of the original Officer's Knife, this model has most likely been around since the early twentieth century. It certainly appears in the 1942 catalogue, as model 237k, with the old-style can-opener - See image below. In the 1980s Victorinox started to withdraw many 84mm models in favour of the 91mm range.
Note: The Small Camper in the images has the clip-point small blade, a Victoria/crossbow tang stamp, sloping saw-teeth, and PAT stamp on the can-opener - So is probably from the early 60s.
Physical Specifications
- Length: 84mm
Identifiers
- 237k: Historical model number - With bail - Add 'Bgl' suffix
Related Models
- Small Climber - The saw is replaced by the scissors
- Alumnus - The small blade is replaced by the nail-file; the saw by the scissors
- Tourist - Removes the saw
- Camper - The 91mm version with same main toolset