The Lady Victoria, with smooth Alox scales and no keyring, appears to be the first version of this model available in North America and the name appears to predate the Ambassador name. It was also (later?) sold as the Ambassdor 2 in North America. See the 1980 SMICO catalog for an example.

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You know which size you might need and you selected the right type of handle material. Afterwards you are still left with a couple of options. That’s when it comes down to the specific tools you will need. Director - Adds an orange-peeler and small blade; has a different nail-file/cleaner; stainless steel scales Natural horn, mother of pearl and other special materials were used for luxury models (see variations below). Prince - No scissors; adds the small blade; different nail-file/cleaner; Cellidor scales with the T&T The wooden handles are, with some exceptions, made from walnut wood. Dark wood with a nice pattern. This type of wood has been used for years for the handles of hunting rifles and such. Which tools do I need in my Victorinox?The Victorinox Ambassador is a 74mm Swiss Army knife. It is a slightly larger version of the well-known 58mm Classic, although normally does not include a keyring. Two sets of five special scale designs were used in the Victorinox Collections No. 1 and No. 2 series This is a very small collection within the Victorinox range. A couple models from the old Wenger collection that are still produced. Think of the Victorinox Exectutive 81, Wenger’s previous counterpart of the Victorinox Classic. These models are slightly larger than the 58 mm models.

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Normally available with the standard red Cellidor scales. It is also available with camouflage scales. Executive - Adds the orange-peeler and small blade; different nail-file/cleaner; Cellidor scales with the T&T It is incredibly tempting to give you a list of tools and tell you what you can do with them. However, that is not the first choice you need to make. For that reason we will start with size. Victorinox and Wenger: what was that about again?