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2529:, by Michael M. Young, 2011. Published by the author, printed in the US. 224 page paperback with 96 color photos and several drawings. Chapters on the history of the Victorinox and Wenger companies and the factories, the development of the Soldier and Officer models, charts of the main models made by both companies, care and safe use, improvised uses, results of physical tests, repairs and modifications, true stories.
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tools such as firesteels or tool 'blades' mounting replaceable surgical scalpel blades to replacement of standard scales (handles) with new versions in natural materials such as buffalo horn. In addition to 'limited edition' productions runs, numerous examples from basic to professional-level customizations of standard knives—such as retrofitting pocket clips, one-off scales created using
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2479:– Written on the occasion of the centennial anniversary of Victorinox. Printed in Switzerland in 1984. Begins with 117 pages covering the history of world cutlery, beginning in the Stone Age; many black-and-white prints from old books. 72 pages on the history of the Victorinox company; color photos of the factory, production, and knives. There is an edition in German also,
2513:, by Derek Jackson. Published in London, printed in the United Arab Emirates, 1999; a 2nd edition printed in China, 2003. 35 pages on the history of cutlery; 157 pages on Victorinox knives, brief history of the company, almost no mention of Wenger; no history of models or development of tools. Much of it is material reproduced from Victorinox's
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for greater toughness and water-repellency, which made them black in color. The wooden grips of the Modell 1890 tended to crack and chip so in 1901 these were changed to a hard reddish-brown fiber similar in appearance to wood. The knife was 100 mm (3.9 in) long, 20.5 mm (0.81 in)
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pairing and much more. On the hardware side of things, biometric fingerprint technology, laser pointers, LED lights, Bluetooth remote control and of course, the original Swiss Army Knife implements – blade, scissors, nail file, screwdriver, key ring and ballpoint pen are standard. **Not every feature
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Finally, scales are applied. Slightly undersized holes incorporated into the inner surface enclose the bushings, which have truncated cone cross-section and are slightly undercut, forming a one-way interference fit when pressed into the generally softer and more elastic scale material. The result is
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January 2010, Victorinox announced the Presentation Master models, released in April 2010. The technological tools included a laser pointer, and detachable flash drive with fingerprint reader. Victorinox now sells an updated version called the Slim Jetsetter, with "a premium software package that
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Switzerland each year, and manufactured many more for export, mostly to the United States. Commercial knives can be distinguished by their cross logos; the Victorinox cross logo is surrounded by a shield while
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issued an invitation to tender. A total of seven suppliers from
Switzerland and other countries were invited to participate in the evaluation process. Functional models submitted by suppliers underwent practical testing by military personnel in July 2008, while laboratory tests were used to assess
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non-slip inlays incorporated, intended for sufficient grip with moist or wet hands. The rubber also provides some impact protection for such edged scales. Modifications have been made, including professionally produced custom models combining novel materials, colors, finishes and occasionally new
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blade rather than the 1890s spear point blade, still with the fiber scales, carbon steel tools, nickel-silver bolster, liners, and divider. The knife was 100 mm (3.9 in) long, 16.5 mm (0.65 in) thick and weighed 125 g (4.4 oz). The contract with the Swiss Army split
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Victorinox models are available in 58 mm (2.3 in), 74 mm (2.9 in), 84 mm (3.3 in), 91 mm (3.6 in), 93 mm (3.7 in), 100 mm (3.9 in), 108 mm (4.3 in) and 111 mm (4.4 in) lengths when closed. The thickness of the knives
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Wenger models are available in 65 mm (2.6 in), 75 mm (3.0 in), 85 mm (3.3 in) 93 mm (3.7 in), 100 mm (3.9 in), 120 mm (4.7 in) and 130 mm (5.1 in) lengths when closed. Thickness varies depending on the number of tool layers
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knives, in direct competition with the
Solingen company. He incurred financial losses doing so, as Wester & Co was able to produce the knives at a lower cost. Elsener was on the verge of bankruptcy when, in 1896, he developed an improved knife, intended for the use by officers, with tools
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Some Swiss Army knives have locking blades to prevent accidental closure. Wenger was the first to offer a "PackLock" for the main blade on several of their standard 85mm models. Several large Wenger and
Victorinox models have a locking blade secured by a slide lock that is operated with an
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The soldier Knife model 1951 had fiber scales, nickel-silver bolsters, liners, and divider, and a spear point blade. This was the first Swiss Armed Forces issue model where the tools were made of stainless steel. The screwdriver now had a scraper arc on one edge. The knife was 93 mm
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compliance with technical requirements. A cost-benefit analysis was conducted and the model with the best price/performance ratio was awarded the contract. The order for 75,000 soldier knives plus cases was worth SFr 1.38 million. This equates to a purchase price of SFr 18.40,
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After the assembly of the metal parts, the blades on smaller knives are sharpened to a 15° angle, resulting in a 30° V-shaped steel cutting edge. From 91 mm (3.6 in) sized knives the blades are sharpened to a 20° angle, resulting in a 40° V-shaped steel cutting edge.
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used for blades optimized for high wear resistance. According to
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Victorinox and Wenger, placing half the orders with each. By mutual agreement, Wenger advertised "the Genuine Swiss Army Knife" and Victorinox used the slogan, "the Original Swiss Army Knife".
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mentions the "Sheffield contrivances, assuming the exterior – though a little swelled – of a common pocket knife; but containing, not only blades of various sizes, but also screw-drivers, cork-screws, tweezers, awls, pens, rulers, nail-filers and
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The steel used for the wood saws, scissors and nail files has a steel hardness of HRC 53, the screwdrivers, tin openers and awls have a hardness of HRC 52, and the corkscrew and springs have a hardness of HRC 49.
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and released in the civilian model lineup with the addition of a toothpick and tweezers stored in the nylon grip scales (side cover plates) as the One-Hand
Trekker/Trailmaster model. Mass production of the new
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since the late 1970s. In 1978, NASA sent a letter of confirmation to Victorinox regarding a purchase of 50 knives known as the Master Craftsman model. In 1985, Edward M. Payton, brother of astronaut
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ignition system for easy ignition, with adjustable flame; they and were designed for operation at altitudes up to 1,500 metres (4,900 ft) above sea level and continuous operation of 10 minutes.
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varies depending on the number of tool layers included. The 91 mm (3.6 in) models offer the most variety in tool configurations in the Victorinox model line with as many as 15 layers.
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to the rivets. The excess length of the rivets is then cut off to make them flush with the bushings. Finally, the remaining length of the rivets is flattened into the flanged bushings.
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in the first sentence of his opinion, "Like the Swiss Army Knife, the popular AR-15 rifle is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment." In response,
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Though Victorinox does not provide custom knives, they have produced many different variations to suit individual users, with the Wenger company producing even more model variations.
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provides ultra secure data encryption, automatic backup functionality, secure web surfing capabilities, file and email synchronization between the drive and multiple computers,
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to identify his knives beginning in 1909. With slight modifications, this is still the company logo. Also in 1909, on the death of his mother, Elsener used his mother's name
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decided to purchase a new folding pocket knife for their soldiers. This knife was to be suitable for use by the army in opening canned food and for maintenance of the Swiss
2489:, by Kathryn Kane. Printed in US, 1988. Practical information on the tools, modifications, uses. 93 pages, paperback booklet. Published by the Swiss Army Knife Society.
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and aluminum for the scales available. Many textures, colors and shapes now appear in the Swiss Army Knife. Since 2006 the scales on some knife models can have textured
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In 2006, Wenger produced a knife called "The Giant" that included every implement the company ever made, with 87 tools and 141 different functions. It was recognized by
2535:, by Robert Moix, 2013. An informative summary in French, with many photos, of the many types and the various manufacturers of the pocketknife issued to the Swiss Army.
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hold together all machined steel parts and other tools, separators and the scales. The rivets are made by cutting and pointing appropriately sized bars of solid brass.
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recognizes a unique 314-blade Swiss Army-style knife made in 1991 by Master Cutler Hans Meister as the world's largest penknife, weighing 11 pounds (5.0 kg).
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mechanism, allowing him to use the same spring to hold them in place. This new knife was patented on 12 June 1897, with a second, smaller cutting blade, a
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as the world's most multifunctional penknife. It retails for about €798 or $ US1000, though some vendors charge much higher prices.
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and Tenex) scaled Swiss Army knives are most common, there are many colors and alternative materials like more resilient
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techniques, decoration using anodization and new scale materials—can be found by searching for "SAK mods".
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Dictionnaire Des Sciences Et Techniques Du Pétrole: Anglais-français
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A Collector's Guide to Victorinox 58 mm Pocket Knives
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process so that iron and steel can also be filed and cut.
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2226:"Swiss Army Knife Launches the Age of the Multitool"
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is available on every model within the collection."
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2158:"The Swiss Army Knife returns to the battlefield"
1580:. Swiss Broadcasting Corporation. 19 October 2018
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72:Schweizer Taschenmesser, Sackmesser, Hegel, etc.
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2511:Swiss Army Knives: A Collectors Companion
2415:Learn how and when to remove this message
2156:Subramanian, Samanth (16 February 2010):
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273:Schweizer Offiziers- und Sportmesser
254:, then owner of a company that made
154:indicating a multifaceted skillset.
2527:The Swiss Army Knife Owner's Manual
2301:"The Story of the Swiss Army Knife"
2097:The Swiss Army Knife Owner's Manual
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1715:"MultiTools — SwissChamp XAVT"
1377:"Victorinox Swiss Army Knives Info"
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904:The Soldier Knife model 1890 had a
465:Pliers / wire cutter / wire crimper
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2065:"La Place de la Concorde Suisse-I"
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1777:"Product presentation of a knife"
1540:"Victorinox Trademark Protection"
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1405:"From humble tool to global icon"
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1941:"SAKWiki – Victorinox Farmer"
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2299:Martin, Iain (25 May 2016).
1451:"Officer's and Sports Knife"
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1650:"SAKWiki | Butane Lighter"
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963:, issued from 1951 to 1961
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952:Soldier knife model 1951
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601:Guinness Book of Records
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3829:Zwilling J. A. Henckels
3611:Gerber Legendary Blades
2727:Japanese kitchen knives
2608:List of blade materials
2177:Radio télévision suisse
2017:"Victorinox Knife List"
1677:. Victorinox Swiss Army
1625:"SAKWiki – Wenger+85mm"
1600:"Victorinox Swiss Army"
1093:thermoplastic elastomer
1025:during assembly of the
536:2mm slotted screwdriver
510:Cyber Tool (bit driver)
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341:military of Switzerland
3812:Yoshida Metal Industry
3676:Medford Knife and Tool
3538:Clauss Cutlery Company
3401:Microtech Jagdkommando
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1198:Museum of Modern Art
636:Design and materials
458:Phillips screwdriver
378:Tools and components
3716:Randall Made Knives
3568:Dalian Hanwei Metal
3483:Aitor Knife Company
3397:Mark I trench knife
3210:Verlängerungsmesser
2813:Ballpoint pen knife
2029:"Wenger Knife List"
1920:www.swissbianco.com
1797:forum.multitool.org
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1517:on 12 November 2013
1364:Coltellino svizzero
1285:California Governor
568:Stainless steel pin
345:Monroe, Connecticut
315:, headquartered in
208:, which required a
3996:Knifemakers' Guild
3867:John Nelson Cooper
3528:Chris Reeve Knives
3262:Arkansas toothpick
3036:Pantographic knife
2803:Balisong/Butterfly
2305:Matterhorn Chalets
1559:Maurizio Minetti,
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1721:on 2 October 2011
1675:"FAQ Electronics"
1604:www.swissarmy.com
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3940:Jody Samson
3930:Chris Reeve
3852:James Black
3839:Knifemakers
3767:TOPS Knives
3739:Slice, Inc.
3671:Marble Arms
3513:Buck Knives
3465:Yoroi-dōshi
3420:Push dagger
3327:French Nail
3176:Switchblade
3161:Strider SMF
3126:Sharpfinger
3076:Putty knife
3066:Pocketknife
3051:Penny knife
2996:Misericorde
2767:Usuba bōchō
2717:Steak knife
2642:Bread knife
2454:or run the
2310:29 December
2170:(in French)
2031:SAKWiki.com
2019:SAKWiki.com
1967:"SAKModder"
1896:. Albis.com
1779:Victorinox.
1742:SAKWiki.com
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1281:AR-15 rifle
1261:overturned
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1097:Polyamide 6
1004:screwdriver
961:Modell 1951
937:Modell 1908
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899:Modell 1890
842:Modell 1908
755:3D printing
497:marlinspike
428:Small blade
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217:Modell 1890
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190:Modell 1890
140:Modell 1890
109:screwdriver
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4118:Victorinox
4067:Categories
3950:Mike Snody
3925:Bo Randall
3900:Jimmy Lile
3895:Gil Hibben
3880:Jerry Fisk
3777:Victorinox
3772:Tramontina
3753:STI Knives
3661:Leatherman
3646:KitchenAid
3596:Fällkniven
3548:Cold Steel
3352:Kabutowari
3312:Ear dagger
3121:Sgian dubh
3101:Sami knife
3016:Neck knife
3006:Multi-tool
3001:Mora knife
2938:Husa knife
2928:Higonokami
2888:Drop point
2878:Deba bōchō
2853:Clip point
2843:Cane knife
2833:Boot knife
2732:Deba bōchō
2546:Victorinox
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2232:31 October
2210:31 October
2048:31 October
1900:31 October
1873:google.com
1853:31 October
1827:31 October
1762:31 October
1725:31 October
1681:1 February
1545:2 December
1436:1 November
1414:31 October
1356:Sackmesser
1324:References
1305:Leatherman
1263:California
1072:Bundeswehr
1055:Armasuisse
1023:firing pin
996:drop point
945:clip point
917:can-opener
683:molybdenum
647:made from
630:liner lock
621:Victorinox
523:Corkscrew
422:tang stamp
367:Armasuisse
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298:Victorinox
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229:can opener
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52:Victorinox
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3558:Cuisinart
3503:Benchmade
3297:Cinquedea
3272:Bagh nakh
3151:SOG Knife
3056:Pesh-kabz
2863:Commander
2808:Ballistic
2772:Yanagi ba
2757:Udon kiri
2697:Mezzaluna
1634:6 October
1488:14 August
699:annealing
691:hardening
687:manganese
656:aluminium
586:Bluetooth
558:Toothpick
449:nail file
432:Nail file
349:SwissGear
327:Company.
269:corkscrew
250:In 1891,
170:Moby-Dick
144:Wenger SA
102:officer’s
3749:Spyderco
3729:Sabatier
3498:Aritsugu
3445:Stiletto
3410:Poignard
3372:Khanjali
3282:Baselard
3146:Smatchet
3096:Sabatier
3046:Penknife
2951:Karambit
2279:Mashable
2252:TechSpot
2130:19 March
2002:Archived
1976:19 March
1950:19 March
1925:19 March
1878:19 March
1802:19 March
1701:Fox News
1521:19 March
1409:BBC News
1294:See also
1218:MacGyver
1202:New York
1091:rubbery
884:privates
876:officers
787:deburred
771:fastened
761:Assembly
681:, 0.50%
677:, 0.52%
673:, 0.60%
671:chromium
555:Tweezers
442:Wood saw
437:Scissors
363:cantonal
317:Delémont
302:Victoria
284:Victoria
241:Solingen
233:oak wood
117:scissors
104:knife".
4031:Portals
4018:Daggers
3807:Wüsthof
3686:Morseth
3656:Kyocera
3606:Fiskars
3591:F. Dick
3377:Khanjar
3342:Jambiya
3287:Bichuwa
3277:Balarao
3252:Anelace
3244:Daggers
3234:Yatagan
3111:Scalpel
3091:Resolza
3086:Rampuri
2981:Machete
2818:Bayonet
2747:Santoku
2672:Cleaver
2618:Kitchen
2592:daggers
2552:SAKWiki
2075:22 July
1945:SAKWiki
1629:SAKWiki
1453:SAKWiki
1360:Italian
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1113:keyring
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1015:SIG 550
989:knurled
824:Modelle
675:silicon
545:Keyring
245:Germany
163:Origins
158:History
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3817:Global
3792:Wenger
3711:Opinel
3636:Ka-Bar
3632:Ivan's
3357:Kaiken
3332:Gunong
3317:Emeici
3224:X-Acto
3219:Wedung
3081:Puukko
3071:Phurba
3041:Parang
3011:Navaja
2986:Mandau
2961:Kirpan
2823:Boline
2798:Athame
2785:knives
2783:Other
2712:Splayd
2657:Caidao
2632:Boning
2625:knives
2588:Knives
2442:lacks
2385:This "
2356:5 June
2331:,
1916:"Home"
1659:10 May
1609:10 May
1584:5 June
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1336:French
1249:Amazon
1206:Munich
1064:£11.13
1060:€12.12
1006:, and
913:reamer
767:rivets
750:rubber
742:Tenite
679:carbon
641:Rivets
539:Chisel
530:Reamer
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265:spring
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204:, the
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3724:Rösle
3691:Muela
3601:FAMAE
3563:Cutco
3508:Böker
3450:Tantō
3435:Shobo
3415:Pugio
3387:Kunai
3367:Katar
3362:Kalis
3322:Facón
3267:BC-41
3061:Pirah
2971:Kukri
2908:Golok
2903:Ginsu
2873:CQC-6
2868:Corvo
2838:Bowie
2623:table
2444:ISBNs
1821:(PDF)
1507:(PDF)
1254:When
1170:knife
909:blade
801:Sizes
746:nylon
649:brass
484:light
221:blade
3701:OLFA
3460:V-42
3440:Sica
3430:Seme
3382:Kris
3347:Jile
3307:Dirk
3196:Tumi
3136:Shiv
3116:Seax
3106:SARK
2956:Kard
2918:Guna
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2590:and
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2312:2022
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1385:2008
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