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Lot 140: A Collection of Hand and Power Tools Including Victorinox and SOG Examples

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £5

Estimated price: £5 - £10

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £12

A collection of domestic hand and power tools featuring multi-tools and general maintenance equipment. The lot includes a Victorinox SwissCard Quattro housed in its original turquoise retail packaging, which features a red translucent plastic holder containing various implements. The packaging is printed with the manufacturer’s name and the tool model name. Also present is a SOG PowerLock folding multi-tool in a black nylon belt pouch. The tool is constructed from stainless steel with a blackened finish, stamped with the manufacturer’s name, the model name, and a serial number beginning 511099. The electrical items comprise a blue and black 4Trade circular extension cable reel with a 240V 10-metre cable and UK 3-pin plug, a corded electric drill in a dark green casing, two cordless screwdrivers in orange and green casings, and a white Samsung branded USB wall charger. Manual tools include a steel staple gun, a claw hammer with a rubber-grip handle, an adjustable wrench, a utility knife, and a large black torch with a knurled grip. The items are contained within a black and yellow zippered soft tool case and a cardboard box.


Condition report:

The hand and power tools show visible signs of domestic use including surface scuffing, dust, and minor oxidation on metal components (photo 2). The extension reel shows heavy surface wear and accumulated dirt (photo 2). The Victorinox SwissCard appears unused, though the retail packaging shows minor shelf wear and creasing at the edges (photo 5). The SOG multi-tool shows surface wear and finish loss consistent with regular carry and use (photo 5). Power tools and the USB charger are untested for electrical safety and functional status.