Collection place: Chicago, Cook County, Illinois / Culture or time period: North American cultures / Function: 5.5 Stimulants, Narcotics, and Accessories - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68844, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel rod die formed into handle and bottle opener; handle flattened for advertisement; spoon spot welded to handle; each 20.0 cm long; handles inscribed as follows: “A Century of Progress- Chicago, 1934”

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener & spoon, accession number 2-68849, described as Caplifter/stirring spoon combination; nickel plated steel handle formed into bottle caplifter at one end, center flattened to receive die stamped imprint as follows: “The Conrad Hilton: (handle bent in two places), drink mixing spoon spot welded to handle, floral pattern die stamped on concave surface of spoon; 20.0 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Cap lifter, accession number 2-69080, described as Caplifter, wall mounted, stainless steel; flat steel plate die formed and flanged into crown caplifter, two screw holes in top; “If It’s Gibbons It’s Good” stamped on top, “Never Chip” (in script) stamped on front, "Made in USA" smaller underneath, and "Vaughan/Chicago" on the far left; 6.4 cm wide