3 different bows (some call them harps), which have been produced in hundreds of sizes, shapes and configurations since the 18th century.
material: all steel
markings:
2 none
top left:
D.R.G.M.
Another bow with a leather case.
Hundreds of them have been produced in difference sizes, shapes and configurations since the 18th century.
material: steel, leather
markings:
none
Another bow with a sharp thread.
Exceptional feature here:
Advertising on the handle:
SELZERBRUNNEN
material: nickelplated steel
markings:
none
American bow,
based on the 1877 patent of
George Hawell
material: steel
markings:
PAT. OCT. 16. 77
A small pocketcorkscrew with a sharp thread, which you can hide in an interessting, foldable mechanism.
This type of corkscrew was patented
1891 in the U.S.A. for Carl Hollweg
with the No. 447185.
material: steel
marking:
P.L.Schmidt
Barrel type pocketcorkscrew.
The threadshaft and some tools will be kept inside. There's a slot in the case to place the shaft.
material: nickleplated brass, steel
marking:
none
Nickelplated barrel type corkscrew (Roundlet) with a steel worm, which is guided inside the handle with a small piston.
material: brass, steel
marking:
none
Corkscrew in a bottle shape. Patented in the year 1897 for William A. Williamson in the U.S.A. When unscrewed, the helix worm pivots at an angle to the base.
material: nickelplated brass, steel
marking:
Williamson Co
Patented June 1897
Newark N.J.
Double helix pocket corkscrew,
manufactured by
Richard Wielpütz, Solingen, Germany
U.S. design patent
No. D-247 279
material: steel, plastic
markings:
PATHOS SUPER
Made in Germany
with advertising:
WOELM
Zuverlässig wie TIRGON
Swiss Double helix pocket corkscrew with caplifter and leather case.
Based on the
U.S. Design Patent
No. D-247 279
from Feb. 21, 1978.
material: steel, plastic
marking:
MAXRAM
Swiss Made
Scheiz. Pat. Ang.
Wooden Pocket Corkscrew
registered in Germany
D.R.G.M. No. 1 517 988,
Feb. 21, 1942
Grete Kahlenberg, Hagen, Germany
material: wood, steel
markings:
none
Pocket- (Picnic-) corkscrew with a cut in each side of the top of the sheath.
material: steel
marking:
none
with advertising:
MACKINLAY'S SCOTCH WHISKY
Pocket corkscrew with a thread in the sheath and caplifter.
material: steel, plastic
markings:
D.R.G.M.
Germany
Foldable pocket corkscrew, invented 1916 by
Herry L. Vaughan.
Millions were produced for advertising purposes.
material: steel
markings:
Vaughan
Chicago
Made & Pat. in U.S.A.
new
Foldable pocket corkscrew with wooden scales. Manufactured by the Zwilling J.A. Henkels company.
material: steel, brass, wood
marking:
Germany Zwillingsymbol
G&S
new
This is a so called
Peg & Worm
corkscrew
Worm = the part that is turned into the cork
Peg = a peg that is stored in the center of the worm and removed and inserted into the hole at the top of the worm.
Come in many sized and shapes
material: steel
marking:
none
new
Pocket corkscrew with a screw that slides into the handle.
German registration No 6 145 from
June 27, 1892 for
Edmund Jansen, Manufacturer from Höhscheid, Germany
