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Post by smiling-knife »

Nice collection of old corkscrews upnorth. :D s-k
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Post by Edgewise »

You guys are amazing.
As for me, I'm just pitching marbles on the Super Bowl turf. ::nod::
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We have a corkscrew thread if anyone is interested that may have missed it earlier. :) s-k

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... php?t=5682
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smiling-knife wrote:We have a corkscrew thread if anyone is interested that may have missed it earlier. :) s-k

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... php?t=5682
Hi Steve,

thanks for posting the link. I knew you collected corkscrews but those are magnificent! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::

PS, thanks also for the documents you mailed me. I knew that one day my prints would come!!! ::dang:: ::dang:: ::dang:: ::dang::
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here I sat all broken hearted, thinking I wouldn't have a screwey knife to share. Forgot I had these. A the big german is stamped C. Gustav Spitzer solingen with a serpentine lion on the pile side of the tang, the other is only stamped Germany.


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I've bookmarked the link s-k, thanks! I have a couple more to dig out, scan, and bring it back! Or anyone else, feel free!!
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Post by smiling-knife »

Thanks very much for the compliment zorro. ::nod:: Great old corskcrew knives MM ::tu:: . This one is French.
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Your knives never disappoint s-k! :)
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Thank-you Smoke :D This one is also French... advertising a Champagne Company. :) s-k
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Post by Oman »

This one is marked GUST HAKER Solingen. Came with a neat pouch. Anyone know anything about it?
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Post by zorrothegreyblade »

Posted this on odd and unusual then noticed its got a corkscrew on it, so what the heck, it can have 5 minutes of glory on here as well! :lol:
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RICHARDS, Sheffield multitool, 1960's, with corkscrew. I thank you.
RICHARDS, Sheffield multitool, 1960's, with corkscrew. I thank you.
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