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The Corkscrew Collection Here is a collection / pile of corkscrews that I have acquired over the past few years. Do not be misled, I put the good ones that I recognize near the top. There may be a few sleepers in the middle, but I doubt it. The highlight, in my opinion, and my favorite, is the Michael Price of San Francisco with the Ivory Finials laid carefully in the center and on the top. We use the Ivory one with the rack in the back and it is the best I have found to really do the job. The rest we use to display on different window sills, but we needed to clear them off to finish the sills with tile and they never made it back nor have I finished grouting the tile windowsills. I hate seeing my stuff in boxes where I can not find it or see it. All in all there are about 40 or so different ones here, and most of the other good ones are at the edges near the front. I am not really looking to sell off individual ones from the pile and want to see them go as a lot, or at least in the "auction" after I am dead. SOLD!!
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