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Start Over Object class Can openers Donor Paul Frank Ziegelmaier
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68877, described as Can opener; steel rod formed into handle and flattened where chan cutting blade inserts at end; steel cutting blade riveted to handle. Kitchen tool.
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68879, described as Can opener/caplifter combination; steel sheet formed into channel at center, can opener with sharpened knife blade t one end and bottle caplifter at other, one piece. Kitchen tool.
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68872, described as Can opener; bone handle, nickel plated iron shank; stainless steel cutter, “Stain-less” die stamped on blade, blade riveted to shank; 14.6 cm long
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68876, described as Can opener; curved cast iron handle, painted black (partially worn away), elongated hole in center; steel can cutting blade riveted to handle; “Peerless” in script and “Pat. Feb 11 90 Made in USA” die stamped on blade. Kitchen tool, 19th Century.
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68866, described as Can opener/caplifter combination; straight, lathe turned wood handle, black; flat nickel plated steel bar shank with sliding can opener, handle die stamped “Sure Cut Can Opener; spike at end and alternate can opener and caplifter riveted to shank; 24.5 cm long.
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68898, described as Kitchen tool, 20th Century. Can opener; compound, double lever; nickel plated steel bar handles; one handle with steel roller knife, pivoting on rivet attached to other handle; primary handle has thumb screw operated can rim gripping wheel; "Star Can Opener Company" and patent data die stamped on handle: 18.9 cm long
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68875, described as Can opener; cast iron wrench or plier jaw adapted to can opener; can cutting blade fitted to jaw and held in place with bolt; 21 cm long
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68868, described as Can opener/corkscrew combination; iron knife-tipped handle, swiveling wire helical worm at center of handle, “Pat. Aug 17-75” stamped into handle; projections at opposite end of can opener of unknown use, (pieces broken off; 12.5 cm long
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68880, described as Canopener/caplifter combination; cast aluminum handle with “DuBlake” molded into one side of handle and “Patented Toledo, Ohio” into other side; one-piece cbottle cap lifter and can piercing knife screwed into handle; 15.9 cm long
Hearst Museum object titled Can opener, accession number 2-68896, described as Can opener/caplifter comb; nickel plated steel handles, one with bottle caplifter at end; handles pivot around rivet near end; “Master” trademark die stamped on larger of two handles; priced at 29 cents; thumb screw rotates on rivet; toothed wheel rotates can.

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