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Type |
Levels corkscrew |
Mark |
BREVETTATO MADE IN ITALY |
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Description |
This very large italian corkscrew with two arms is called "Barman opener", was patented by Carlo Gemelli in March 1959 American design D-184,613. Contrary to the similar corkscrews but slightly smaller (6 barman’s version, barmaid and clown) realized by Gemilli, the shaft is not ringed but is not dug prints on which come to gear pinions profiled in the shoulders of the arms of levers. The head also is reduced and it is an opening to the eyes shape which is used as bottle opener. The general aspect is identical black drawing on aluminium. See over “A toast to the host" of 14 different languages. There is the same corkscrew representing a waitress (Pass the cursor on the image to discover the back). |
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Length |
Overall length: 10.63
inches (27 centimeters) |
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Weight |
14 ounces (397 grammes) |
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Value |
55 USD (46 €) - Last valuation september 14, 2007 |
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Bibliography |
The ultimate corkscrew book: page
90 |
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