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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, museum number 7-9656c, described as Wine bottle cork ejector, carbon dioxide gas activated made of steel, plastic, carbon dioxide gas, cardboard, die forming, machining, and printing. a-d) cork ejector for wine bottle, carbon dioxide gas activated four part; a) white plastic-enclosed metal cylinder puncture mechanism at one end, black plastic spring loaded trigger at other end; b) white plastic tubular chamber for gas cylinder, female threaded at one end, stainless steel cannula with fine hole at tip at other end; c) stainless steel carbon dioxide storage cylinder, punctured d) black plastic sheath for cannula e) Carton, cardboard, two piece for above; red marbleized finish, gilt-like printing, "Sparklets Corkmaster", f-l) stainless steel carbon dioxide cylinders (7) unused m) carton, cardboard, for extra cylinder, white with blue lettering, "Sparkletts...bulbs...trademark... made in England...".
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, museum number 7-9225, described as Corkscrew, eyebrow handle; cast brass two finger pull handle with one-sided model of “The Coracle Man” with boat and paddle atop handle; iron shank; wire helical worm. Wine bottle cork puller, tourist souvenir.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, museum number 2-68781, described as Corkscrew, folding tee handle with cap lifter; box shaped steel nickel plated steel handle, screened printing on green enamel background, “Texaco Petroleum Products” H.J. Murphy, Agent, Butte, Montana, Warehouse Phone 2-3034” on three sides of handle; wire helical worm riveted to sliding cap lifter mechanism; 6.3 cm collapsed dimension. Advertising giveaway; pocket wine bottle cork puller.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, museum number 1-216924, described as a) Corkscrew, twisted wire, helical worn, one finger hole. b) Sheath, wooden, tubular, imprinted.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Corkscrew, museum number 2-68671, described as Corkscrew. tee handle; turned wooden handle, steel shank inserted into handle and end peened over washer, canter worms with point, 8.8 cm long. Corkscrew for removing corks from wine bottles.