A French chrome plated corkscrew marked “THE BUTLER”, TRADE MARK, MADE IN FRANCE” on both sides. Once the cork is penetrated, done by revolving the whole corkscrew, the handle is pulled engaging the cross-set levers and removing the cork. This corkscrew was sold in England as THE BUTLER and in France as “LE DÉSIRÉ. This was Leo Debeaurain’s French patent No. 512,657 and the English patent No. 150,967 both granted on the 10th of September 1919. Perfect helical worm.