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Type |
Pocket corkscrew |
Mark |
None |
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Description |
The name of this corkscrew is "picnic", it appeared in the years 1940-1950. Realized out of boxwood, A picnic corkscrew has a worm with a short shaft with a ring in the top. The worm is protected by a sheath which is inserted in the ring in the top to form the handle. It is a very convenient stowaway corkscrew for the picnic basket. |
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Length |
4.13 inches (10,5 centimeters) |
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Weight |
0.77 ounces (22 grammes) |
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Valuation |
10 USD (8 €) - Last valuation july 17, 2005 |
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Bibliography |
La folie des tire-bouchons : page 80 |
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