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This is an authentic Victorinox Super Tinker (91mm) manufactured during the 1992–1999 period, identifiable by its transitional 1990s blade stamp configuration. The main blade features the updated “Victorinox Swiss Made Stainless” front stamp introduced in the early 1990s, while the reverse carries the OFFICIER SUISSE backstamp without the crossbow, consistent with post-1986 and especially 1990s production.
This example includes the modernized reamer/awl with sewing eyelet, the backside parcel hook (introduced in 1991), and the backspring spacer used throughout the decade. These combined features firmly place this knife within the 1990s manufacturing era and represent a fully updated Super Tinker configuration of the time.
Tools include:
• Large blade
• Small blade
• Can opener with small screwdriver
• Bottle opener with large screwdriver & wire stripper
• Phillips driver
• Scissors (rivet-pivot)
• Reamer/awl with sewing eyelet
• Parcel hook
• Tweezers & toothpick
A well-preserved 1990s-era Super Tinker—an excellent example for collectors tracking Victorinox’s stamp transitions and tool evolution from the late 1980s into the modern period.
Please note: All of my knives are pre-owned and will naturally show signs of age and use. You may notice light scratches on the blades or scales, or small dents and nicks on the handles. Please do not expect them to appear brand new.
In some cases where I have multiple quantities, the photos may serve as a representative example and not the exact knife you will receive.
Each knife is given a brief external cleaning when needed and a touch of oil if the tools feel overly stiff. I don?t dive into frames with toothpicks or polishing agents ? these knives are essentially sold in the condition they were found. I do not disassemble, polish, or restore them, nor do I apply any factory-style refinishing. The blades are not sharpened; given the volume of knives I sell, it would simply be impossible to do so for each one.
What you receive is an honest, unaltered example of a genuine Victorinox (or equivalent) knife, preserved as found.
