M any of us own at least one Swiss Army Knife or perhaps one of ... One tool you may want to keep on your keychain so that you always have one on hand is a nail clipper — there's nothing more ...

Victorinox does, though, have versions of its Swiss Army Knife designed for nail care, called the Nail Clip 580, which boasts a nail file and clipper, tweezers and a serrated-edge scissors.

The Swiss Army Giant consists of all sorts of knives, a compass, a nail clipper, a magnifying glass, a wire cutter, and more meshed altogether. It's intense. Just take a look for yourself.

Victorinox, the company behind the Swiss army knife, is making a multi-tool without a blade. The CEO said increased regulation of knives in certain countries was behind the decision.

That is why the Swiss Army knife was designed: with tweezers, a toothpick, a nail file, a corkscrew, in some instances a pen, a thermometer, and a pair of tiny scissors.

THE BERLIN WALL WAS no match for Fred Pickler’s Swiss army knife. “When I went over, everyone started laughing, saying I’d never get through. But I cut a hunk of the Berlin Wall off with my ...

The Officer’s and Sports knife was based on a slightly earlier design, the Modell 1890, made in Germany for the Swiss Army. Elsener took over production soon afterwards, and then improved it.