Corkscrews for Sale 22

Corkscrews for Sale 22
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GM04 A “Hercules” corkscrew derived from German Patent No. 27,175 granted
September 12, 1883 to Emil Dunisch and Wilhelm Schöler. The spikes are not shown
in the patent but are placed inside the frame to grasp the cork for turning to break
the seal. Marked HERCULES. $2100
GM07 Ernst Demmler's April 26, 1884 German Patent No. 28,963 for the
“Perpetual.” By turning the handle continuously clockwise the worm enters and
extracts the cork via crossover threads located by a pin. $125
GM08 Ernst Demmler's April 26, 1884 German Patent No. 28,963 for the
“Perpetual.” By turning the handle continuously clockwise the worm enters and
extracts the cork via crossover threads located by a pin. $250
GM14 Dunisch and Schöler Hercules corkscrew advertising Melbourn Bros
Brewers Stamford.” Marked D. R. P. 27175. German Patent No. 27,175 granted
September 12, 1883 to Emil Dunisch and Wilhelm Schöler. $165
GM15 Dunisch and Schöler Hercules corkscrew advertising “The
Dorking & Distrist Supply Stores.” Marked D. R. P. 27175. German
Patent No. 27,175 granted September 12, 1883 to Emil Dunisch and
Wilhelm Schöler. $165
GM16 German version of the Diamant - Jacques Perille’s French Patent
No. 186,560 of January 19, 1888. $295
GM17 German version of the Diamant - Jacques Perille’s French Patent No.
186,560 of January 19, 1888. $295
GM19 C. Neues German Registered Design No. 10,975 The corkscrew has a
hidden spring inside the long neck of the frame. Fair condition. $215
GM21 The Bodega. Ernst Scharff's German Patent No. 113,367 of August 29, 1899. Scharff's
design was also registered in Germany (No. 133,637 dated October 20, 1899). The corkscrew
was also patented in England (No. 2,635 of February 9, 1900). A small bit of the casting in the
top is broken which does not inhibit action. Not marked. $175
GM22 The Bodega. Ernst Scharff's German Patent No. 113,367 of August 29, 1899. Scharff's
design was also registered in Germany (No. 133,637 dated October 20, 1899). The corkscrew
was also patented in England (No. 2,635 of February 9, 1900). Marked BODEGA 2 on one side
of the top of frame and D.R.P. No. 113367 on the other. $275
GM23 The Bodega. Ernst Scharff's German Patent No. 113,367 of August 29, 1899. Scharff's
design was also registered in Germany (No. 133,637 dated October 20, 1899). The corkscrew
was also patented in England (No. 2,635 of February 9, 1900). Not marked. $275
GM24 The Bodega. Ernst Scharff's German Patent No. 113,367 of August 29, 1899. Scharff's design was also
registered in Germany (No. 133,637 dated October 20, 1899). The corkscrew was also patented in England
(No. 2,635 of February 9, 1900). Marked BODEGA 3 on one side of the top of the frame and
VANDERBROECK 1, GRAND PLACE on the other. Additionally marked D.R.P. NO 113,367 on both sides of
the frame. This is a large version with a 3.75” long frame compared to the normal 3.25. $575
GM25 The Bodega. Ernst Scharff's German Patent No. 113,367 of August 29, 1899. Scharff's
design was also registered in Germany (No. 133,637 dated October 20, 1899). The corkscrew
was also patented in England (No. 2,635 of February 9, 1900). Unusual ITALY marking on the
frame. $350
GM28 Open frame with locking swivel collar. Marked GERMANY. $95
GM29 Corkscrew with bearing assist marked
D.R.G.M. and RECORD. Theordor Kämpf’s
July 22, 1928 German Registered Design No.
958,928. $95
GM31 Open frame corkscrew marked ONA in a diamond. $75
GM32 An imitation of Monopol’s Universal tapered frame corkscrew
marked SANDRIK, WSKOV, MSI, PONIKI (Poland). $195
GM33 Corkscrew marked SANDRIK, WSKOV, MSI,
PONIKI (Poland). $45
GM34 The “Goberg.” Each of the tools in the fitted tool
box is secured in the handle by a locking clip. The tool goes
through the handle and a 1 1/2” slotted bar slides into a
recess in the top and engages the groove on the tool. Tools
are hammer, pliers, screwdriver, awl, punch, and
corkscrew. One tool is missing. Marked D.R.G.M. 1903
German design registration number 208010. Produced by
Hugo Berger. The case is damaged on the ouside as
shown and one hinge for the top is missing. A rare tool set.
$795
GM35 A German “Korkenzieher” for alcoholics!!! $325
GM36 Tapered frame corkscrew marked D. R. G. M. MONOPOL
GERMANY – like Monopol’s Universal. $225
GM37 Open frame corkscrew marked COLUMBUS. Missing
bearings? $15
GM38 Open frame corkscrew with sliding collar locking
mechanism. $135
GM39 Swiss made open frame corkscrew with bearings. $20
GM40 Open frame with rollover nose. Missing rubber
bottle protector. $3
GM41 Nickel plated corkscrew with hidden ball bearings. Ernst Scharff’s
German Registered Design No. 152,004 of March 23, 1901. Marked
SOLON on both sides. $65
GM44 Corkscrew with bearing assist by Voss Cutlery Co.,
Switzerland. $4
GM45 Corkscrew with rollover locking nose marked J. A. HENCKELS
SOLINGEN with twins logo. $35
GM47 Open frame corkscrew marked BACCHUS on both sides
of the frame. $19
GM48 Open frame corkscrew with locking swivel collar marked
WESTER BROS. M. I. GERMANY. $45
GM49 German type corkscrew with locking nose marked ACIER. $25
GM50 Open frame corkscrew marked SAXONY. $39