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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68858, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod die formed into bottle cap opener at one end and flattened handle to receive imprint as follows: “Florence Hotel Missoula Mont.”; drink mixing spoon spot welded to handle, concave side die stamped with floral pattern; 20.0 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68817, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; one-piece nickel plated steel handle and bottle caplifter, flattened at center, “Kent Cash Grocery Kent, Minn” die stamped one side of handle, “Merry Christmas Happy New Year” die stamped on other side; spoon riveted to handle.

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68855, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod formed into bottle caplifter at one end; handle flattened to receive die stamped imprint as follows: 2-68855) :Omaha Athletic Club” (handle bent at end); geometric pattern on back on handle; spoon spot welded to handle; 19.9 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68833, described as Caplifter/stiring spoon combination; onepiece nickel plated steel bottle caplifter and drink mixing spoon, each 19.7 cm long; die stamped on top side of handle as follows; 2-68833) “Ross Leisenring Multigraphing.....Printing” 2-68834) “R.E. Searle Motor Co. Ogallala, Nebr.” 2-68835-36) “Hotel Lowery St. Paul Hotel Stats Kansas City, MO Hotel Bellerive Kansas City MO.” 2-68837) “Hotel ONESTO, Canton, Ohio”

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68863, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod die formed into bottle cap opener at one end and flattened in center to receive die stamp imprint; 2-68861) “Golden Wedding Ginger Ale” on one side, “Golden Wedding Cordials and Syrups” on other, 2-68862) “Winthrop Hotel, Tacoma, Wash.” 2-68863) “Hotel Last Frontier”; Drink stirring spoon spot welded to handle; each 20.0 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68816, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; one piece nickle plated steel handle and bottle caplifter, handle flattened at center, “Use Puritan Flour It is Pure” die stamped; slotted spoon riveted to handle.

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68818, described as Caplifter/spatula combination; one piece die formed handle and bottle caplifter; slotted, curved blade riveted to handle; “Lifts Whips Mixes Mashes Crushes Strains” and bust of an Indian die stamped into base of blade, U.S. Patent 109647. Nickel-plated steel.

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68859, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod die formed into bottle cap opener at one end and flattened at center to receive die stamp imprint as follows: “New Milligan Hotel- Miles City, Mont; Drink mixing spoon spot welded to handle, concave side of spoon die stamped with floral pattern; 20.0 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68814, described as Caplifer/ spatula combination; one-piece handle and bottle caplifter die formed, nickel plated steel, die stamped floral pattern on one side of handle; spatula blade perforated and attached to handle with rivets, edges if blade hand formed up, 27.0 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68854, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod formed into bottle caplifter at one end; handle flattened to receive die stamped imprint as follow: “Hotel Roanoke, Virginia”; geometric pattern on back on handle; spoon spot welded to handle; 19.9 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68858, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod die formed into bottle cap opener at one end and flattened handle to receive imprint as follows: “Florence Hotel Missoula Mont.”; drink mixing spoon spot welded to handle, concave side die stamped with floral pattern; 20.0 cm long

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68817, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; one-piece nickel plated steel handle and bottle caplifter, flattened at center, “Kent Cash Grocery Kent, Minn” die stamped one side of handle, “Merry Christmas Happy New Year” die stamped on other side; spoon riveted to handle.

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68855, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod formed into bottle caplifter at one end; handle flattened to receive die stamped imprint as follows: 2-68855) :Omaha Athletic Club” (handle bent at end); geometric pattern on back on handle; spoon spot welded to handle; 19.9 cm long

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68833, described as Caplifter/stiring spoon combination; onepiece nickel plated steel bottle caplifter and drink mixing spoon, each 19.7 cm long; die stamped on top side of handle as follows; 2-68833) “Ross Leisenring Multigraphing.....Printing” 2-68834) “R.E. Searle Motor Co. Ogallala, Nebr.” 2-68835-36) “Hotel Lowery St. Paul Hotel Stats Kansas City, MO Hotel Bellerive Kansas City MO.” 2-68837) “Hotel ONESTO, Canton, Ohio”

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68863, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod die formed into bottle cap opener at one end and flattened in center to receive die stamp imprint; 2-68861) “Golden Wedding Ginger Ale” on one side, “Golden Wedding Cordials and Syrups” on other, 2-68862) “Winthrop Hotel, Tacoma, Wash.” 2-68863) “Hotel Last Frontier”; Drink stirring spoon spot welded to handle; each 20.0 cm long

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68816, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; one piece nickle plated steel handle and bottle caplifter, handle flattened at center, “Use Puritan Flour It is Pure” die stamped; slotted spoon riveted to handle.

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68818, described as Caplifter/spatula combination; one piece die formed handle and bottle caplifter; slotted, curved blade riveted to handle; “Lifts Whips Mixes Mashes Crushes Strains” and bust of an Indian die stamped into base of blade, U.S. Patent 109647. Nickel-plated steel.

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68859, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod die formed into bottle cap opener at one end and flattened at center to receive die stamp imprint as follows: “New Milligan Hotel- Miles City, Mont; Drink mixing spoon spot welded to handle, concave side of spoon die stamped with floral pattern; 20.0 cm long

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68814, described as Caplifer/ spatula combination; one-piece handle and bottle caplifter die formed, nickel plated steel, die stamped floral pattern on one side of handle; spatula blade perforated and attached to handle with rivets, edges if blade hand formed up, 27.0 cm long

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68854, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod formed into bottle caplifter at one end; handle flattened to receive die stamped imprint as follow: “Hotel Roanoke, Virginia”; geometric pattern on back on handle; spoon spot welded to handle; 19.9 cm long

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