The Victorinox Handyman model 7236maU is an older Handyman (Handwerker in German) from the 1960s-1970s. This is one of the few models to feature the Technician's Screwdriver.

Name Disambiguation:
Not to be confused with the current (2019) six-layer Handyman.

Discontinued Model.

Layer Tools

• Large blade
• Technician's Screwdriver
• Scissors
• Metal saw with file - early version without the nail-cleaner
• Wood saw
• Can-opener - includes a small-slotted screw-driver tip that also works with Phillips screws
• Cap-lifter includes a large slotted screw-driver, wire stripper/bender, and wire-scraper

Back Layer Tools

• Corkscrew - five-turn vintage
• Reamer/Awl - without the sewing-eye

Scale Tools

• Tweezers
• Toothpick

Scales

Red Cellidor with nickle-silver Elinox style Swiss shield emblem inlay.

Variations

Produced with the Elinox obverse tang-stamp and shield, as well as the Victorinox obverse tang-stamp and shield.

Physical Specifications

• Length: 91mm
• Width: 22mm
• Weight: 121g

Identifiers

• 7236maU Victorinox AN: Red Cellidor Elinox version with shackle or keyring.

Related Models

• Ranger - Exchanges the Technician's Screwdriver for the small drop-point blade
• Luxury Automobile - Adds a long nail-file; a Phillips screwdriver replaces corkscrew
• Handyman - A later model using the same name! Adds pliers, chisel, and small blade, removes the Technician's Screwdriver