A Scandinavian straight pull cast pewter corkscrew with a representation of Ivan Bratt (1878- 1956) holding a bottle and glass in his outstretched arms. He was a Swedish politician who introduced the state – owned alcohol monopoly in 1917. He was detested for the introduction of the S. C. Bratt system which limited the purchase of no more than four litres of alcohol per month per person. This example marked “SWENSKIT TENN” (Swedish Pewter) under the back.
A Scandinavian straight pull cast pewter corkscrew with a representation of Ivan Bratt (1878- 1956) holding a bottle and glass in his outstretched arms. He was a Swedish politician who introduced the state – owned alcohol monopoly in 1917. He was detested for the introduction of the S. C. Bratt system which limited the purchase of no more than four litres of alcohol per month per person. This example marked “SWENSKIT TENN” (Swedish Pewter) under the back. - Image 2
A Scandinavian straight pull cast pewter corkscrew with a representation of Ivan Bratt (1878- 1956) holding a bottle and glass in his outstretched arms. He was a Swedish politician who introduced the state – owned alcohol monopoly in 1917. He was detested for the introduction of the S. C. Bratt system which limited the purchase of no more than four litres of alcohol per month per person. This example marked “SWENSKIT TENN” (Swedish Pewter) under the back. - Image 3
A Scandinavian straight pull cast pewter corkscrew with a representation of Ivan Bratt (1878- 1956) holding a bottle and glass in his outstretched arms. He was a Swedish politician who introduced the state – owned alcohol monopoly in 1917. He was detested for the introduction of the S. C. Bratt system which limited the purchase of no more than four litres of alcohol per month per person. This example marked “SWENSKIT TENN” (Swedish Pewter) under the back. - Image 4

A Scandinavian straight pull cast pewter corkscrew with a representation of Ivan Bratt (1878- 1956) holding a bottle and glass in his outstretched arms. He was a Swedish politician who introduced the state – owned alcohol monopoly in 1917. He was detested for the introduction of the S. C. Bratt system which limited the purchase of no more than four litres of alcohol per month per person. This example marked “SWENSKIT TENN” (Swedish Pewter) under the back.

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A Scandinavian straight pull cast pewter corkscrew with a representation of Ivan Bratt (1878- 1956) holding a bottle and glass in his outstretched arms. He was a Swedish politician who introduced the state – owned alcohol monopoly in 1917. He was detested for the introduction of the S. C. Bratt system which limited the purchase of no more than four litres of alcohol per month per person. This example marked “SWENSKIT TENN” (Swedish Pewter) under the back. Perfect centre cut bladed worm. Circa 1930.