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 company made its 500 millionth Swiss Army Knife in 2017. Its most expensive edition, the $395 Swiss Champ XXL, has 73 features, including a fish scaler, tweezers, and a wood saw.

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.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Originally designed in 1897 to give Swiss soldiers tools like a blade, screwdriver and can opener, the Swiss Army Knife has become an ...

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.

Soon to be found on a shelf near you: the Swiss Army All-Kinds-of-Cool-Things-but-Don’t-You-Dare-Call-It-a-Knife. Victorinox, maker of the famous Swiss Army Knife, said in an email to CBS News ...

There are many models of Swiss Army knives, which can be equipped with everything from a flashlight to a seatbelt cutter. To date though, there's not a version without the tool's namesake knife.

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.

“This bond [bill] provides the most holistic approach I’ve seen across four environmental bonds that I’ve lobbied on since 2008,” he said. “It’s like a Swiss Army knife that provides ...