Once forgotten and left to rot, a Swiss Army knife is rediscovered years later in a rusty, damaged state. It was the first ...

This rare old Swiss Army knife was nearly lost to time, but a full restoration brought it back to working condition. Every blade and tool now functions like new—and looks even better.

The Swiss Army Knife has its roots in 1880s Germany. Then the Swiss Karl Elsener took production over the border. Soon a competitor emerged in the company Wenger, and for a while the Swiss ...

The Swiss Army Knife was created and patented by Karl Elsener in 1897, the great-grandfather of the company's current CEO. The company also produces watches, clothing, travel gear and cutlery.

While the Swiss Army knife and similar pocketknives were banned after 9/11, in recent years, some policy changes, such as by the FAA, now allow small knives on commercial planes.

Depending on your Swiss Army Knife's manufacturing year, you may also see additional markings on the larger blades. For knives produced after 2005, look for the text "SWISS MADE" and "STAINLESS." ...

In business since the 1880s, Victorinox created the iconic Swiss Army knife. However, it makes a lot of other useful stuff to aid in various parts of your life.

Swiss Army Knife set to release a new pocket tool — without a knife — citing ‘violence in the world’ By Shannon Thaler Published May 8, 2024, 11:11 a.m. ET ...

Victorinox, the company behind the Swiss army knife, is making a multi-tool without a blade. The CEO said increased regulation of knives in certain countries was behind the decision.