2007
  1. Corkscrew with locking mechanism
    Ernst Scharff, Frankfurt a. M.
    D.R.P. 113367 from Aug. 29.1899
    Marking: BODEGA 3
                  DRP No113367
                  MARX & Co

  2. Corkscrew with spring barrel
    Gustav Kürschner, Schmalkalden
    D.R.G.M 93678 from Apr. 13.1898 and Mar. 20.1901
    Marking: DRGM 93678

  3. Corkscrew with ball bearing
    Manufacturer: G. Usbeck's Monopolwerk
    the registered design has not been found yet
    Marking: Monopol Universal
                  D.R.G.M. Germany

  4. Foldable pocket corkscrew
    Manufacturer:
    Marking: Germany Twin sign
                  G&S
  5. Champagne Tap
    Manufacturer:
    Marking: J.H.S.
                  Registered 11 AUG 1866
  6. Corkscrew with changeable india rubber ring
    Heinrich Ehrhardt, Düsseldorf
    based on D.R.P.60662 from May 02. 1891,
    the rubber was applied to Otto Voigt's corkscrew IDEAL GLOCKE (frame)
    Marking: B&A

2008
  1. Framed corkscrew with hidden spring and a collar on the end of the shank to hold the frame
    C. Ch. Neues, Oberschönau
    D.R.G.M. 10975 from Jan. 20. 1893
    Marking: none

  2. French corkscrew with .... and a cow horn handle
    Jacques Perille, France
    French patent 186560 from Oct. 24. 1887
    Marking: DIAMANT JHP PARIS BTE24
                  Cham... France .....

  3. Corkscrew with a crab piece that engages a recess in the top of the neck of the frame when the handle is turned
    Gotl. Theodor Fischer, Unterschönau
    D.R.G.M. 178437 from June 12.1902 and June 10.1905
    Marking: none

  4. Corkscrew with split frame and sliding ring to hold the frame together
    based on D.R.G.M. 7609 from Aug. 28. 1892
    E. Becker, Solingen
    Manufacturer:
    Marking: Original - Bacchus
                  NB and a funnel sign

  5. Champagne corkscrew.
    Hugh McBride's patent from 1888
    Marking: on shank: McBride's Patent DRY MONOPOL
                  on handle: Patent N
    o 7431 Dry Monopol ...

  6. Corkscrew in shape of a champagne bottle
    Manufacturer:
    Marking: GL Pouzet 12 Depose

2009
  1. Barrel corkscrew with right threaded shaft and a hollow left threaded shaft,
    based on
    Sir Edward Thomason's Patent from 1802
    Marking: Patent

  2. Pocket corkscrew with crown cork opener
    Kaspar Fr. Kirchner, Steinbach-Hallenberg
    German Registration no. 1021815
    from January 17th, 1928
    Marking: D.R.G.M. Germany

  3. Corkscrew with tools attached to the handle
    H. & W. Batafy, Berlin
    German Registration no. 130884
    from February 24th, 1900
    Marking: Patent 3347, DRGM 130884

  4. Corkscrew with a locking mechanism inside the handle
    Otto Eckerle, Malsch near Karlsruhe
    Federal German Patent no. 825816
    from August 25th, 1949
    Marking: E
                  Made in Germany

  5. Spring barrel corkscrew with locking device
    Georg Usbeck, Steinbach-Hallenberg
    German Registration no. 289787
    from July 16th, 1906
    Marking: D.R.G.M.

  6. Rack & Pinion barrel corkscrew,
    based on Thomas Lund's Patent from 1855
    Marking: none

2010
  1. Corkscrew with ball bearings.
    Theodore Kämpf, Steinbach-Hallenberg
    D.R.G.M. No. 1331002 from Feb. 16, 1935
    Marking: D.R.G.M.   CORSO

  2. Pocket corkscrew with knife or other tools added to the end of the handles.
    Ernst Steinfeld, Solingen
    D.R.G.M. No. 82205 from Sep. 04, 1897
    Marking: D.R.G.M.   82205

  3. Corkscrew with a scale which is bent from one piece of steel.
    Eduard Becker, Solingen
    D.R.G.M. No. 76642 from May 26, 1897
    Marking:D.R.G.M.  No 76642

  4. Pocket corkscrew with champagne wire cutter.
    Thill & Küll, Solingen
    D.R.G.M. No. 10985 from Jan. 19, 1893
    Marking: G.M.S.   No 10985

  5. The pillars of the open frame are encircled by springs that extend from the neck ring to the shoulder of the corkscrew.
    Carl Ullrich, Oberschönau in Thüringen
    D.R.G.M. No. 35629 from Jan. 17, 1895
    Marking: not readable...

  6. Corkscrew with two lever arm hinges connected to the neck ring.
    Paul Honigbaum, Landshut
    D.R.G.M. No. 172253 from Mar. 11, 1902
    Marking: D.R.G.M. 172253   Geha

2011
  1. Corkscrew with lever-arm handle.
    Valentin Rasch, Zella St. Blasii
    D.R.P. No. 20803 from March 03, 1882
    Marking: D.R.G.M.
    Remark: Later button version without the anti-friction rollers.

  2. Corkscrew with head-shaped cap.
    Eduard Müller, Solingen
    D.R.G.M. No. 6050 from June 27, 1892
    Marking: none

  3. Corkscrew with double helix.
    F.C. vom Hau, Solingen
    D.R.G.M. No. 1385490 from Aug. 27, 1936
    Marking:D.R.G.M.

  4. Corkscrew with split frame and sliding ring to hold the frame together.
    E. Becker, Solingen
    D.R.G.M. No. 7609 from Aug. 28, 1892
    Marking: G.M. No 7609
    Remark: Manufactured only for a short period between August 29, 1892 and March 7, 1893 until the patent has been granted.

  5. Corkscrew with folding, hollow, hinged arms.
    Karl Häfner, F. Sohn, Steinbach-Hallenberg
    D.R.G.M. No. 30676 from Sep. 11, 1894
    Marking: none

  6. Corkscrew with revolving frame and spring assist.
    W. Neues, Oberschönau
    D.R.G.M. No. 206878 from July 17, 1903
    Marking: D.R.G.M. No 206878

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