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Professional Cutlery Catalog USA VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY, INC. 7 VICTORIA DRIVE PO BOX 1212 MONROE, CT 06468-1212 WWW.SWISSARMY.COM TEL 800.243.4074 FAX 800.243.4025 PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS, PRICING AND PACKAGING ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE CUTLERY CATALOG AT THE DISCRETION OF VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY, INC. © Victorinox Swiss Army, Inc. 2008. All Rights Reserved. RHF08009 SWISS ARMY KNIVES CUTLERY TIMEPIECES TRAVEL GEAR READY-TO-WEAR FRAGRANCES | WWW.SWISSARMY.COM MAKERS OF THE ORIGINAL SWISS ARMY KNIFE Karl Elsener 1884 – 2009 Soldiers’ Knife 1891 Offi cers’ Knife 1897 “your companion for Life” MILESTONES Victorinox products are conceived, designed and built to accompany us all through life. Purposeful, reliable, their functional 1909 Following the death of his Mother, Karl Elsener 1979 On January 2, the previously solely-owned esthetic appeals to our rational side. But they also conquer our hearts, in the sense that they seem always to deliver more introduces the brand name “Victoria” in her honor. “Messerfabrik Karl Elsener” is converted to the family- than we expect of them. Whatever your particular selection – from high-quality Victorinox household and professional cutlery owned stock company “Victorinox AG.” 1909 The characteristic cross and shield emblem is to precision Swiss-made timepieces; from our fashionable, functional apparel and rugged travel gear to our unmistakable registered as a trademark. 1989 Victorinox enters the timepiece market in the USA fragrances – each Victorinox product embodies the spirit of the legendary Original Swiss Army Knife. Emerging from under the “Swiss Army Brands, Inc.” label. Karl Elsener’s cutlery workshop in 1891, it remains to this day an icon recognized the world over as a symbol of quality, 1921 The invention of stainless steel being of central functionality and continuous success. importance for the cutlery industry, Karl Elsener coins 1999 Victorinox enters the travel gear market, issuing the company’s new name, “Victorinox” by melding a manufacturing license to the American TRG Group in WHEREVER YOU ARE, A PIECE OF SWITZERLAND IS WITH YOU his Mother’s name with “inox,” an abbreviation of the St. Louis. Inherent in every Victorinox Swiss Army Knife, every set of household and professional cutlery, every precision timepiece, French word for the characteristic of this new steel, 1999 Expanding its timepiece business, the company item of fashionable clothing, piece of durable travel gear and bottle of distinctive fragrance is an intangible. A certain “inoxydable.” establishes Victorinox Watch SA in Bonfol, in Switzerland’s “Swissness” if you will. And something more. Each of these products is an expression of the Victorinox philosophy: Flawless 1931 The Brown Boveri Company sets up the world’s Jura watch-making region. quality combined with great reliability. Consistent functionality combined with innovation. Refi nement combined with fi rst fully electric heat treatment facility for Victorinox. absolute perfection and iconic design. These are solid values. The spirit of the Original Swiss Army Knife is alive and well. 2008 The company’s fi rst European Flagship Store is 1945 The “Original Swiss Army Knife” begins its opened, on London’s New Bond Street. successful progression around the world and is particularly popular in PX stores. THE BLADE IS THE SAME. THE NAME IS EVOLVING. Although Victorinox is known the world over as the creator of the Original Swiss Army Knife, we started out in 1884 as a cutlery workshop. By the time Karl Elsener delivered his first pocket knife to the Swiss Army, he’d been selling fine cutlery to professionals for years. Victorinox had been a staple in European commercial cutlery for over 50 years when we were approached by New York’s R.H. Forschner – known since 1855 as a builder of scales for butchers – to be their sole cutlery supplier. The two companies joined forces in 1937. The seven decades since have seen R.H. Forschner become North America’s dominant professional brand – as ubiquitous in the bustling meatpacking plants of the Midwest as it is in the gleaming, four-star restaurant kitchens of Midtown Manhattan. Now that brand is evolving. Returning to its roots. In conjunction with our 125th anniversary, the name on the doors of our factory in Switzerland – from which beautifully balanced, perfectly weighted, razor sharp tools have begun their journey to North America for all these years – is the name that now appears on each blade. Victorinox. TABLE OF CONTENTS PROFESSIONAL CUTLERY CATALOG White Fibrox®/Accessories . .5 Black Fibrox® .........................8 Color Coded Fibrox® ....................13 Paring Knives.........................15 Microban® ...........................19 Rosewood . .22 German Forged . .28 Specialty Knives & Tools.................30 Cleavers.............................33 Turners . .34 Spatulas.............................38 Forks ...............................39 Knife Sharpeners ......................40 Steels/Edge Maintenance ................42 Shears/Scissors . .44 Chef’s Utensils & Tools..................45 Knife Storage .........................47 Culinary Sets/Kits, Rolls & Cases...........49 Gift Sets.............................52 Block Sets . .54 Gloves . 55 Displays.............................57 This catalog contains product and display imagery which will be converted to “Victorinox” branding throughout 2009. FIBROX INTRODUCING WHITE FIBROX® HANDLES PROFESSIONAL CUTLERY CATALOG Made from the same material as our ergonomic black Fibrox, our white handles offer a sanitary view that is necessary for hospital and school kitchens, large food services institutions and governmental contracts. White Fibrox and the same reliable blades you have come to expect from Victorinox are designed to minimize wrist tension and are approved by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF). Indicates New Item BONING CHEF'S 5600715 6” Stiff Boning, Extra Wide 5200715 6” Chef’s 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 5660715 6” Semi Stiff Boning, Curved 5203719 7 ½” Chef’s, Wavy 2” Blade width at handle 5640715 6” Stiff Boning, Narrow 5206720 8” Chef’s 2” Blade width at handle BREAD • Wavy Edge 5200725 10” Chef’s 1 2 /8” Blade width at handle 5253721 8” Bread, Slant Tip Blade 5200731 12” Chef’s 2 ¼” Blade width at handle 5293726 10 ¼” Bread CIMETER CARVING 5730725 10” Cimeter 5183720 8” Carving/Utility 6 FIBROX paring KNIVES MICROBAN ROSEWOOD GERMAN FORGED SPECIALTY CLeavers ACCESSORIES WHITE FIBROX PROFESSIONAL CUTLERY CATALOG SANDWICH PARING • Polypropylene 42603 2 ¼” Bird’s Beak 5203725 10” Sandwich, Wavy/Straight 2” Blade width at handle SLICER • Wavy Edge 40807 3 ¼” Blade, Spear Point, Straight 46661 24 Piece display 5423725 10” Slicer 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 42602 3 ¼” Blade, Spear Point, Wavy 5423730 12” Slicer 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 42806 3 ¼” Sheep’s Foot, Straight SHEARS • Polypropylene 42807 3 ¼” Sheep’s Foot, Wavy 45889 3” S/S Kitchen Shear Stainless Steel HONING STEEL • Plastic 40809 4” Blade, Spear Point, Large Handle, Straight 40079 10” Regular Cut, Round 42604 4” Blade, Spear Point, Large Handle, Wavy FIBROX paring KNIVES MICROBAN ROSEWOOD GERMAN FORGED SPECIALTY CLeavers ACCESSORIES 7 BLACK FIBROX PROFESSIONAL CUTLERY CATALOG Indicates New Item CHEF'S • Wavy Edge CHEF'S • Straight Edge 40556 5” Blade 40521 10” Blade 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 2 1/8” Blade width at handle 44521 10” Blade, Blunt Tip 40720 7 ½” Blade 2 ¼” Blade width at handle 2” Blade width at handle 40522 12” Blade 40721 10” Sandwich Wavy/Straight Edge 2 ¼” Blade width at handle 2” Blade width at handle SANTOKU CHEF'S • Straight Edge 41528 7” Blade, Plain Edge 40552 5” Blade 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 41529 7” Blade, Granton Edge 40570 6” Blade 1 ¼” Blade width at handle BREAD • Wavy Edge 40548 7” Blade, Slant Tip 40523 7 ½” Blade 1 ½” Blade width at handle 40549 8” Blade, Slant Tip 40520 8” Blade 2” Blade width at handle 40524 9” Blade 40547 10 ¼” Curved Blade 1 ½” Blade width at handle 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 8 FIBROX paring KNIVES MICROBAN ROSEWOOD GERMAN FORGED SPECIALTY CLeavers ACCESSORIES BLACK FIBROX PROFESSIONAL CUTLERY CATALOG SLICING • Straight Edge SLICING • Granton Edge 40652 8” Blade, Churrasco 40643 12” Flexible Blade 40557 9” Blade, Churrasco 40645 12” Wide Blade 1 ½” Blade width at handle 40558 12” Blade, Churrasco 40646 14” Wide Blade 1 ½” Blade width at handle FLANK KNIFE 40551 10 ¼” Curved Straight Edge Super Slicer 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 41511 7” Stiff Blade 40542 10 ¼” Blade 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 40534 8” Stiff Blade 40543 12” Blade CARVING 1 ¼” Blade width at handle 41541 10” Semi-flexible Blade 40544 14” Blade 1 ½” Serration at handle 1 ¼” Blade width at handle SLICING • Wavy Edge 40540 10” Semi-flexible Blade 40640 10” Blade 1 ½” Blade width at handle 40541 12” Semi-flexible Blade 40641 12” Blade 1 ½” Blade width at handle CARVING • Wavy Edge 40642 14” Blade 40546 10” Semi-flexible Blade 1 ½” Blade width at handle 1 1 /8” Blade width at handle FIBROX paring KNIVES MICROBAN ROSEWOOD GERMAN FORGED SPECIALTY CLeavers ACCESSORIES 9 BLACK FIBROX PROFESSIONAL CUTLERY CATALOG BONING • Straight, Wide Blade BONING • Straight, Narrow Blade 40614 5” Stiff Blade 40513 6” Flexible Blade 40615 6” Stiff Wide Blade 40519 6” Semi-flexible Blade 40612 6” Stiff Extra Wide Blade 40511 6” Stiff Blade BONING • Rabbit/Utility Knife 41510 7” Stiff Extra Wide Blade 40811 4” Rabbit/Utility BONING • Curved Blade 40812 6” Stiff Wide Blade, Granton Edge 40516 5” Flexible Blade BONING • Straight, Narrow Blade 40512 5” Flexible Blade 40514 5” Semi-Stiff Blade 40518 5” Semi-flexible Blade
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