Help need to identify my Swiss Army Knife

can't see any pictures!

 

take a picture, go to postimage.org, upload, click Hotlink for Forums, then paste here.

 

if you don't have a camera
or haven't a clue how to upload
pictures, all is not lost.
go get a metric scale ruler
and measure the length of
the knife handle scales.
if its a victorinox brand
check out the corresponding
scale size as listed below.
voilà !
https://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Victorinox+Knife+List

 

It's a Wenger something-or-other ... Classic 16?
https://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Wenger+Classic+16
85mm scales which are tricky to find these days but they are around. Beware, Wenger Evo (or Evolution) scales are the same size but I don't think they will fit. Evo scales are the curvier ones, with scalloped areas supposedly for improved grip.

 

Wenger was another Swiss company that provided pocket knives to the Swiss Army, so they were also rightfully considered Swiss Army Knives (and marketed as such in the US, I think.) They were just as good as Victorinox but always a little bit more expensive, and eventually Victorinox bought them. The old factory where Wengers were made is still making pocket knives but they are now Victorinox branded - the last true Wengers were made in 2013 or thereabouts. Any scales you find will date from then.
I don't think yours is particularly valuable or anything so I wouldn't go crazy trying to find a nice new pair of scales. Yours has a metal insert (where the Swiss shield used to be) and you will not find scales like that new. The new ones should fit but will have the shield painted on.
Edit - it is possible that the knife is more valuable with the old scales on there.

 

Check out SAK Wiki

 

ah wenger check
https://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=wenger+Knife+List

 

Looks like the Traveller, but with Philip's driver instead of corkscrew.

 

I’m gonna say not Victorinox. Possibly Wenger, on account of the scissors, or possibly a no-name. What does the tang say?

 

• 16239: Swiss Sportsman, locking main blade and flat Phillips screwdriver
• https://sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Traveler

I think it's a version of the Traveler

 

That actually seems to be a Classic 16, but an old one. It has the exact size and tool set, so it is a pretty sure bet.