Wenger Genuine Swiss Army Knife Singapore

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The Lion Monument in Lucerne, Switzerland 🇨🇭

The Monument is of a giant dying lion carved out of sandstone above a pond at the edge of the medieval town. Completed in 1821, it memorializes the Swiss soldiers who lost their lives while defending Louis XVI during the French Revolution. It is visited by over 1,4 million tourists every year and Mark Twain once praised the statue as “the most mournful and moving piece of stone in the world."

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Wenger Anne-Marie Vallotton-Saugy "Life"

This a limited edition series of six knives based on the art work of the famous Swiss artist Anne-Marie Vallotton-Saugy. Six scenes from her art work "The Life" are depicted on the different colored metal handles and blades of these knives. Each scene depicts a different stage of life in Vallotton-Saugy silhouette style.

The knives, were issued one per year in individual special presentation boxes from 1984 to 1989. In February of the final year, the entire six-knife set was offered in a large wooden presentation case (AN: 1 90 92/1.90.91). Each design in the series is limited to 5999 pieces and each knife is individually numbered with a deep stamp on the reverse of the tang and accompanied by a numbered Certificate of Authenticity.

Each of the knives have the same tool configuration essentially taken from the Commander model, but without the tweezers, toothpick, or key ring. Each knife has the artist's signature on the scale. The scenes are on both the front and back scales and on one side of the blade. Scenes on the left side of the scale are mirrored on the right side. The scenes on the blade are select segments from the scene on the scales.

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