2007

Corkscrew with locking mechanism Ernst Scharff, Frankfurt a. M. D.R.P. 113367 from Aug. 29.1899 Marking: BODEGA 3               DRP No113367               MARX & Co Corkscrew with spring barrel Gustav Kürschner, Schmalkalden D.R.G.M 93678 from Apr. 13.1898 and Mar. 20.1901 Marking: DRGM 93678 Corkscrew with ball bearing Manufacturer: G. Usbeck's Monopolwerk the registered design has not been found yet Marking: Monopol Universal               D.R.G.M. Germany Foldable pocket corkscrew Manufacturer: Marking: Germany Twin sign               G&S Champagne Tap Manufacturer: Marking: J.H.S.               Registered 11 AUG 1866 Corkscrew with changeable india rubber ring Heinrich Ehrhardt, Düsseldorf based on D.R.P.60662 from May 02. 1891, the rubber was applied to Otto Voigt's corkscrew IDEAL GLOCKE (frame) Marking: B&A

2008

Framed corkscrew with hidden spring and a collar on the end of the shank to hold the frame C. Ch. Neues, Oberschönau D.R.G.M. 10975 from Jan. 20. 1893 Marking: none French corkscrew with .... and a cow horn handle Jacques Perille, France French patent 186560 from Oct. 24. 1887 Marking: DIAMANT JHP PARIS BTE24               Cham... France ..... Corkscrew with a crab piece that engages a recess in the top of the neck of the frame when the handle is turned Gotl. Theodor Fischer, Unterschönau D.R.G.M. 178437 from June 12.1902 and June 10.1905 Marking: none Corkscrew with split frame and sliding ring to hold the frame together based on D.R.G.M. 7609 from Aug. 28. 1892 E. Becker, Solingen Manufacturer: Marking: Original - Bacchus               NB and a funnel sign Champagne corkscrew. Hugh McBride's patent from 1888 Marking: on shank: McBride's Patent DRY MONOPOL               on handle: Patent No 7431 Dry Monopol ... Corkscrew in shape of a champagne bottle Manufacturer: Marking: GL Pouzet 12 Depose

2009

Barrel corkscrew with right threaded shaft and a hollow left threaded shaft, based on Sir Edward Thomason's Patent from 1802 Marking: Patent Pocket corkscrew with crown cork opener Kaspar Fr. Kirchner, Steinbach-Hallenberg German Registration no. 1021815 from January 17th, 1928 Marking: D.R.G.M. Germany Corkscrew with tools attached to the handle H. & W. Batafy, Berlin German Registration no. 130884 from February 24th, 1900 Marking: Patent 3347, DRGM 130884 Corkscrew with a locking mechanism inside the handle Otto Eckerle, Malsch near Karlsruhe Federal German Patent no. 825816 from August 25th, 1949 Marking: E               Made in Germany Spring barrel corkscrew with locking device Georg Usbeck, Steinbach-Hallenberg German Registration no. 289787 from July 16th, 1906 Marking: D.R.G.M. Rack & Pinion barrel corkscrew, based on Thomas Lund's Patent from 1855 Marking: none

2010

Corkscrew with ball bearings. Theodore Kämpf, Steinbach-Hallenberg D.R.G.M. No. 1331002 from Feb. 16, 1935 Marking: D.R.G.M.   CORSO Pocket corkscrew with knife or other tools added to the end of the handles. Ernst Steinfeld, Solingen D.R.G.M. No. 82205 from Sep. 04, 1897 Marking: D.R.G.M.   82205 Corkscrew with a scale which is bent from one piece of steel. Eduard Becker, Solingen D.R.G.M. No. 76642 from May 26, 1897 Marking:D.R.G.M.  No 76642 Pocket corkscrew with champagne wire cutter. Thill & Küll, Solingen D.R.G.M. No. 10985 from Jan. 19, 1893 Marking: G.M.S.   No 10985 The pillars of the open frame are encircled by springs that extend from the neck ring to the shoulder of the corkscrew. Carl Ullrich, Oberschönau in Thüringen D.R.G.M. No. 35629 from Jan. 17, 1895 Marking: not readable... Corkscrew with two lever arm hinges connected to the neck ring. Paul Honigbaum, Landshut D.R.G.M. No. 172253 from Mar. 11, 1902 Marking: D.R.G.M. 172253   Geha

2011

Corkscrew with lever-arm handle. Valentin Rasch, Zella St. Blasii D.R.P. No. 20803 from March 03, 1882 Marking: D.R.G.M. Remark: Later button version without the anti-friction rollers. Corkscrew with head-shaped cap. Eduard Müller, Solingen D.R.G.M. No. 6050 from June 27, 1892 Marking: none Corkscrew with double helix. F.C. vom Hau, Solingen D.R.G.M. No. 1385490 from Aug. 27, 1936 Marking:D.R.G.M. Corkscrew with split frame and sliding ring to hold the frame together. E. Becker, Solingen D.R.G.M. No. 7609 from Aug. 28, 1892 Marking: G.M. No 7609 Remark: Manufactured only for a short period between August 29, 1892 and March 7, 1893 until the patent has been granted. Corkscrew with folding, hollow, hinged arms. Karl Häfner, F. Sohn, Steinbach-Hallenberg D.R.G.M. No. 30676 from Sep. 11, 1894 Marking: none Corkscrew with revolving frame and spring assist. W. Neues, Oberschönau D.R.G.M. No. 206878 from July 17, 1903 Marking: D.R.G.M. No 206878

2012

Corkscrew with snail faces. Friedrich Kummer, Zella St. Blasii D.R.P. No. 14531 from Dec. 12, 1880 Marking: none German "King's Screw Type" with side rack and ratchet teeth on the shaft. Manufactured by Louis Kummer about 1900 Marking: E. WECK   Germany Corkscrew with moveable frame. Louis Kummer, Zella St. Blasii D.R.G.M. No. 263041 from Aug. 23, 1905 Marking: METEOR   D.R.G.M. Corkscrew with ball bearings. Ernst Scharff, Frankfurt/Main, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 152004 from March 23, 1901 Marking: D.R.G.M. No 152004   SOLON Remark: With original box Nickel plated corkscrew with ivory handle. Frederick Sunderland, Birmingham, England British Patent No. 6064 from March 12, 1904 Marking: THE KING   PATENT 6064 Champagne nippers with a lead cutter attached to the end of the arms. Wesche & Ruppelt, Zella St. Blasii D.R.G.M. No. 229956 from June 25, 1904 Marking: D.R.G.M. 229956

2013

Corkscrew with an artful design handle, showing a fighting youngling and faun. Origin; unknown Marking: none Corkscrew with revolving part which can be turned in or out of the shoulder of the frame. Richard Becker, Wald, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 384495 from June 22, 1909 Marking: none Safety corkscrew with india rubber inside the hollow part of the neck ring. Otto Voigt, Lübeck, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 36019 from Jan. 26, 1895 Marking: Monopol Remark: newer version with plastic balls Corkscrew in shape of a wine press Designed by Richard Rohac Wiener Werkstätten, an Austrian productions collective of Artists, founded in 1903. Marking: R+R sign   Made in Austria Pocket corkscrew. The two folding arms, forming the handle when folded out, are each provided with a tool. Edmund Jansen, Höhscheid, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 54268 from Feb. 27, 1896 Marking: D.R.G.M. No 54268   Germany Waiter's friend with a champagne hook attached to the supporting arm. Ernst Steinfeld, Solingen D.R.G.M. No. 116521 from April 10, 1899 and 1902 Marking: D.R.G.M. 116521

2014

Spring barrel with a device similar to a safety pin to look the barrel to the shank. W. Sommers, Schmalkalden, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 114369 from April 11, 1899 Marking: DRGM 114369 Later improved version of a two prong cork extractor by Benjamin Lew, Berlin, Germany He improved his first corkscrew patent from 1877 by encasing the prongs in a roundlet. D.R.P. No. 3341 from March 26, 1878 Marking: B.LEW PATENT Corkscrew with spring barrel and locking device. Hugo Böhme, Schmalkalden, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 35418 from Jan. 14, 1894 Marking: DRGM 35418 Germany Cap lifter with can opener and corkscrew. Ernst Wahl, Steinbach-Hallenberg, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 1245169 from Dec. 18, 1932 Marking: Carol DRGM Rocket shaped corkscrew. Manufacturer: MONOPOL Company, Marburg The mechanism is identical to D.R.G.M. 178437 Marking: Ges. Geschützt Pocketknife shaped corkscrew. Peter Hendrichs, Solingen D.R.G.M. No. 77818 from June 05, 1897 Marking: P.H. D.R.G.P.No 77818

2015

Corkscrew with two pins on the shaft and slots in the sliding frame to lock the frame to the shaft. Ewald Schuhmann, Düsseldorf, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 214160 from Nov. 11, 1903 Marking: Rival               D.R.G.M. No 214160 Corkscrew. D.B.G.M. No. 7808546 from June 29, 1978 Marking: QUIST W-Germany               DBGM Corkscrew with a raising sleeve that also serves as a cork ejector. Louis Kummer, Zella St. Blasii, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 232791 from July 14, 1904 Marking: RGM 232791 German corkscrew with a colorful painted handle and a bell cap. Marking: none Waiters friend with advertising. Schönberger Cabinet Mainz Der DEUTSCHE SECT Marking: Paul A. Henckels Solingen Foldable corkscrew. Marking: GESETZLICH GESCHÜTZT               J.A.HENCKELS

2016

Rack and Pinion corkscrew with horn handle, bristle brush and 4 pillars, called "King's Screw"... Marking: none Foil cutter. D.B.P. No. 839319 from May 19, 1952 Marking: D.R.P. Concertina corkscrew with spring support. Marie Jules Leon Joseph Bart, Nancy, France D.R.P. No. 339071 from Mar 03, 1920 Marking: Advertising for STROBEL company, Munich Corkscrew acc. D.R.G.M. 172253 from Mar 11, 1902 for Paul Honigbein, Patent is not known yet. Marking: Patentamtl. Gesch.               Patented - Brevete Corkscrew and can opener. Kolumbuswerk Eduard Becker, Germany D.B.G.M. No. 1677584 from May 14, 1954 Marking: D.B.G.M.   Germany ...there were only 5 pieces this year

2017

Concertina corkscrew with spring support. Marie Jules Leon Joseph Bart, Nancy, France D.R.P. No. 339071 from Mar 03, 1920 Marking: Kellaria, München xxxxxxxxCorkex, R.P.No 339071 Key-shaped corkscrew. Faber & Schumacher GmbH, Duisburg, Germany D.B.G.M. 1662347 from Jun 10,1953 Marking: M.i.GERMANY Corklifter with gas injection. Manufacturer: MONOPOL Company, Marburg Marking: none ...there were only 3 pieces this year

2018

Original "Bua" corkscrew with ball bearing and original box of the Bolte & Anschütz company. Marking: B&A in a cross Self-pulling corkscrew with hinged arms with inward projections jointed to the shoulder of the frame. Gebr. Hollweg, Barmen, Germany D.R.G.M. 70026 from Dec 22, 1896 Marking: EXPRESS D.R.G.M. 70026 ENGL. P. 815/97 MADE IN GERMANY Spring barrel with two inner spikes to eject the cork from the worm. Hugo Böhme, Schmalkalden, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 28 289 from July 12, 1894 Marking: DRGM 28289 Corkscrew with crab piece that engages a recess in the top of the neck of the frame when the handle is turned. manufactured by Zwillingswerk, Germany based on D.R.G.M. No. 178 437 from June 12, 1902 Marking: Twin Symbol ...there were only 4 pieces this year

2019

Corkscrew with two separate handles based on Philo Blake's US Patent from 1860. Also known as "Thomason's variant" Produced in Birmingham, England by Thomas Dowler or his son George. Was not patented this way. Marking on shield: DOWLER PATENT Corkscrew. Vaney & Co., Switzerland D.R.G.M. 524544 from Sep. 14, 1912 French Patent No. 448 795 vom Sep. 27,1912 Marking: none Corkscrew with a pin piercing the shaft. A. G. Witte, Schmalkalden, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 8 747 from Oct. 18, 1892 Marking: D.R.G.M. ...there were only 3 pieces this year

2020 - 2022

Spring-barrel corkscrew with movable clip that is held in Position by a sliding ring. Johan Wolters, Düsseldorf, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 152292 from Mar. 29, 1901 Marking: G.M.152292 Corkscrew with a female threaded handle with locking device. Ernst Demmler, Zella St. Blasii, Germany D.R.G.M. No. 50657 from Dec. 24, 1895 Marking: none Corkscrew with a little button below the screw head on the handle. When the button is pushed on the flange collar it releases a pin that automatically lockes into the shaft by a spring and permits the threaded shaft to rise into the hollow tube fixed beneath the handle. Theodor Kämpf, Steinbach-Hallenberg, Germany D.R.P. No. 545674 from Sep. 26, 1930 Marking: D.R.P.               Trumpf Late 18th. century double folded worm corkscrew with a double ended pipe tamper. Marking: none Italian corkscrew with slotted frame. Marking: SIGHICELLI Corkscrew with a vertical sleeve in the barrel to remove the frame and a horizontal end designed to lock the frame by turning the handle. Math. W. Weber, Steinbach-Hallenberg, Germany Marking: D.R.G.M.               Bacchus 5

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