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    Posted 4 years ago

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    CAD1949
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    This little 3 inch knife has no markings other than USA on the blade. Bottle opener ? on opposite end of blade. Looks to have a wire or corkscrew blade broken off. Just liked it. Any one know maker?

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    1. AnythingObscure AnythingObscure, 4 years ago
      No clue to help determine its maker, but it does very much look like those 'folding tools' used by servers to uncork/open wine bottles at one's restaurant dinner table...? At a glance it seems just barely different in design than most of those I have, but would still include all the pertinent parts -- a knife blade to cut the foil seal open, (missing) corkscrew, and lever-like end to subsequently pry/pull the cork out...?

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