LZT002 SOLD

Unmarked Lazy Tongs Corkscrew. Wire worm. Smooth working. Very good condition.

LZT003 SOLD

Unmarked Lazytongs. Web helix. Excellent condition.

LZT004 SOLD

A lazytongs (concertina) corkscrew marked PERFECT BREVETE S.G.D.G. on both sides. From Ernest Martinet, France (1928-1978). Very good condition with minor plating loss.

S.G.D.G = Sans garantie du gouvernement (Patented without the guaranty of the government).

LZT005 SOLD

Unmarked Lazytongs. 2 finger grip. Wire worm. Very good condition.

LZT008 $145

Armstrong 1902 British Patent Corkscrew. Henry David Armstrong's British Patent Number 10,595 of January 6, 1902. Known as "The Irresistible". Marked on both sides H. D. ARMSTRONG PATENT (see below). Also patented in France (1902), Germany (1902), and the United States (1903). Plating is almost all gone.

LZT011 $140

Corkscrew - 2 Different Zig Zag 1920 and 1928 This lot contains two different Zig Zag corkscrews as shown.

Oval plate on both is marked BREVETE S.G.D.G. MARQUE ET MODELE DEPOSE FRANCE ET ETRANGER.

The one on the right does not have cap lifters on the top links and is M. Marie Leon Bart's )Meuthe-et-Moselle, France) first French Pat. Number 503,957 of March 29, 1920.

The one on the right has crown cap lifters on the upper links. This is Bart's French patent No. 649,209 on February 17, 1928

S.G.D.G = Sans garantie du gouvernement (Patented without the guaranty of the government).