Advertising/Promotional Corkscrews

Many wineries and stores sell simple corkscrews imprinted with their name and town. In the past, these were often offered to the public as complimentary items. If you are puzzled by finding such a corkscrew put out by a beer or whiskey manufacturer, it may interest you to know that, before the invention of the Crown Cap in the 1890's, beer, whiskey, and even oils, medicines, and perfumes were sealed in bottles by using a cork.

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Williamson bottles, made of nickel plated brass. Manufactured for Anheuser Busch, Dewar's Scotch, and other brewing and distilling companies.

Also comes in a bullet shape.

	The bottle unscrews, and the worm folds out! Screw the bottle together again, and the worm is securely held in position for wine duty!

	Williamson Co. Patented 1897. USA

The Clough Corkscrew - made from a single piece of wire and fitted with a wood sheath - was inexpensive enough to be widely used as an advertising giveaway. Press here for more

HENNESSEY's THREE-STAR BRANDY
Crown Cork Opener
Patented Mar 1, 1910
Made in USA

Corkscrew with a foil cutter and a Walker Bell Cap. Press here for more. The wood handle is imprinted with:

AGED IN WOOD
From the Graystone Cellars

Williamson Co. New Jersey. USA

"Flash" Corkscrew and Bottle Opener. Looks like a simple bottle opener. Twist the loop, though, and the screw pulls out of the decorated handle. More Flash.

Stone Harbor. New Jersey. USA
C.T. Williamson Manufacturing Company

A standard kitchen variety, can and bottle opener offered by Wolfe's Milling Co., Chicago.

corkscrew

Wolfe's Premium Flour
Always Good
USA

A waiter's corkscrew imprinted with the initials of Design Research, a US firm specializing in innovative housewares Sturdy and well made. Press here for more.

corkscrew
Manufactured by A Sauzedde, France.