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19. Corkscrews based on Samuel Henshall’s patent of 1795

Corkscrews

 

1800 - 1900 (c.)

A plate or button was fixed between the helix of and the shank which engaged with the cork, held it firm and limited the penetration of the screw into the cork. Henshall’s patent was first manufactured by Matthew Boulton at Soho, but it was also made by other Birmingham toy manufacturers.

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1792-1802
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Birmingham
Jewellery, Decorative and Toy Trades

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19. Corkscrews based on Samuel Henshall’s patent of 1795

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