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The Evaluation of Space Part: 10e
‘Pen knives’
Or:
“ …is a mans best friend
and slightly more functional,
also it might cut glass”
Borist Press Life is boring, why make it interesting?
The Evaluation of Space Part: 10e
‘Pen knives’
Or:
“ …is a mans best friend
and slightly more functional,
also it might cut glass”
The penknife
is a truly iconic
symbol of self-
independence
and extreme
minimalist born
out of pure func-
tion. The red little
plastic clad Swiss
tools have a long
history stretching
as far back as the
Roman era. Although what we know of them
today is very unlike the simplistic version
used by legionnaires.
The inventor of the
this modernist instru-
ment we know today,
Karl Elseness, and
his ‘Original Swiss
army knife’ (the
manufacture of the
penknives illustrated)
was due to a contract
with the armed forces
that beers it’s name
in 1891, but a cruel
turn of fait dissolved
this arrangement. It was only till the G.I.’s
turned up in Europe and started to purchase
them, mainly because of the corkscrew function,
when the world really took notice.
Now an institu-
tion with many
innovators
and imitators
following this
philosophy of
design of this
humble ‘every-
person’ tool,
that is always
needed on ev-
ery picnic and
every photo
shoot.
Models illustrated:
Spartan (Black)
Note: with added mini-screw driver and Pin.
Soldier
Note: E.D.C.
Soldier
Time keeper (Red)
Note: Watch broken/ No longer manufactured.
First/only edition 2011
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The Evaluation of Space Part: 10e
‘Pen knives’
Or:
“ …is a mans best friend
and slightly more functional,
also it might cut glass”
Borist Press Life is boring, why make it interesting?