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Comment by Ron Cooper on May 9, 2013 at 17:00

That's awesome, Wayne! I like the way the Swiss cover all their bases with the logo appearing in 3 different languages.

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That reminds me of a story about young reporter who was interviewing a 95 year old Italian gentleman.

The young reporter asked of the frail and elderly man: "With Italy being one of the most occupied countries by repressive foreign invaders; how have you managed to survive all of those brutal occupations?"

To which the aging Italian simply gestured toward a large wooden chest in the corner of the room. "Go! Look!" he commanded the young journalist.

The much younger man followed the old man's instruction and opened the chest to discover it contained a flag representing each and every invading army.

It was then that the Italian explained: "Which ever army marched into my village, that would be the flag that I would enthusiastically wave from my balcony."

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Forgive me. I digress. Cool knife, Wayne! 

Featured Comment by Craig Henry on May 9, 2013 at 16:40

You need one of those to go alone with it!

Comment by Wayne Whitted on May 9, 2013 at 16:37

Couple of images of the trains with the logo

Featured Comment by Craig Henry on May 9, 2013 at 16:36

That's neat!

Comment by Wayne Whitted on May 9, 2013 at 16:34

The initials SBB CFF FFS stand for Swiss National Railway in each of 3 languages, SBB in German, CFF in French and FFS for Italian.