Corkscrews by H.S. Howland
Corkscrews by H.S. Howland
Corkscrews by H.S. Howland, Sons & Co., Limited, Toronto.
Old corkscrew design of the early 20th century. Manufacturer was the company H.S. Howland, Sons & Co., Limited, Toronto. Published by the company C. B Hamm of Queensboro, Ontario on June 21, 1923. A few corkscrew models are identical in part to the design around 1840.
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- Corkscrew No. 7020, Length 41/2 inch, Twist Convex, Steel Blade, Ironhandle, Combination Cap Extractor and Pick.
- No. 1000, Length 6 in. Twist Convex/Spiral, Steel Blade, Bronzed Iron Handle.
- No. 5040, Length 4 in. Twist Spiral, Steel Case, Nickle Plated.
- No 7171, Length 4 1/2 in. Twist Convex, All Steel, Nickel Plated (Waiters best Friend)
- No. 527 Length 5 1/2 in. Twist Convex, Steel Blade, Iron Handle, Nickle Plated.
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- Corkscrew No. 7312 Length 5 in. Twist Spiral, Polished Wood Handle
- No. 1721 Length 4 1/2 in. Twist Spiral, Polished Wood Handle, Nickle Plated. Imitation Ebony Handle. Shank passes through Handle and with Washer.
- Corkscrew Walker`s No. 39, Length 5 1/2 in. Twist Spiral, Nickle Plated. Wood Handle, Self Puller.
- No. 1721 Length 6 in. Twist Convex, Nickle Plated. Imitation Ebony Handle, Self Puller. Attachment pinned through Handle.
Free Ebook: Hardware merchandising (January-May 1904)