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Everyone always likes to share the newest and shiniest Swiss Army Knives. I'm kind of partial to this late 80s/early 90's Deluxe Tinker.
At this point in time, it's got as many replaced parts as I do; new scissors screw and spring, and most notably a set of vintage nylon scales with the stamped shield all but gone.
Still a tough knife.

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