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Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9469, described as Waiter's pocket corkscrew and knife combination, advertising giveaway made of steel, chrome plating, paint, die stamping, forming, and forging. Corkscrew/knife combination, waiter's, pocket; chrome plated steel handle, "Bertolli Win Rosa", die stamped and painted red on one side, "Bertolli Chianti Classico" on other; folding bottle neck lever at one end, knife at other, cyphered helical worm at center.

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9361, described as Caplifter; brass plated steel handle, arboreal scroll design impressed into casting, overall shape of fish; hole in center with commemorative medal in center, “Teatro Greco Taormina” scene on one side, three-legged figure with head at center on other side with "NOPMI TT A TAN" around design. crown caplifter at “tail” end of handle; 11.4 cm long

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9366, described as Home bar tool made of brass, steel, chrome plating, silver plating, die forming, and stamping. Cap lifter/beer can opener combination; silver plated brass handle in shape of tree trunk, trademark and "Missiaglia" at base of handle; crown cap lifter and beer can opener in chrome plated steel inserted into handle, die stamped "Coricama Inoxid";

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9468, described as Waiter's pocket corkscrew and knife combination, advertising giveaway made of steel, chrome plating, die stamping, and forming. Corkscrew/knife combination, pocket, waiter's; chrome plated steel handle, "Tribuno Vermouth Sweet & Dry" die stamped on one side, "21 Brands Club Special Blended Whiskey" on other; folding bottle neck lever at one end, die stamped "21 Brands Inc.", knife blade at other, wire helical worm near center.

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9467, described as Waiter's pocket corkscrew and knife combination made of steel, nickel plating, die stamping and forming. Corkscrew/knife combination, pocket, waiter's; nickel plated steel handle; folding bottle neck lever at one end, knife blade at other, wire helical worm near center.

Hearst Museum object titled Bottle opener, accession number 7-9368, described as Home bar tool made of sheet aluminum, die stamping, and paint. Cap lifter; .5 cm thick sheet aluminum crown cap lifter, hole at one end, opening for cap lifter at opposite end; 15 toasts in 14 languages painted on one side lifter.

Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, accession number 7-9330, described as Wine bottle cork puller made of steel, brass, die casting, and machining. Corkscrew, sliding barrel; machined brass handle; male threaded shank with guide for interior of barrel; female threaded open side barrel; steel cyphered center worm.

Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, accession number 7-9140, described as Wine bottle cork puller, tourist souvenir made of wood, iron, machining, and printing. Corkscrew, tee handle; diagonally cut slab of branch for handle, "... sturate, bevete il miglio...salute" printed on one side; iron shank invserted into handle; cyphered center worm.

Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, accession number 7-9250, described as Wine bottle cork puller made of cast metal, steel, machining, and die stamping. Corkscrew, compound, double lever/cap lifter; cast metal, intricate arboreal patterns throughout; lever arms with geared teeth at top; turning handle in shape of barrel with opening at center for cap lifter, notched shank, nickel plated steel cyphered center worm; plastic insert at base of open cage body, man's face at bottom of cage.

Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, accession number 7-9246, described as Wine bottle cork puller made of cast brass, steel, machining, and die stamping. Corkscrew, compound, double lever; cast brass lever arms with geared teeth at top; brass turning handle, notched shank; cyphered center worm; open cage body.

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