An all-steel James Heeley & Sons double lever corkscrew with the original copper bronze wash. This example marked “JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER” on the handle and ‘A 1 PATENT’ on the arms. Neville Smith Heeley trading as James Heeley and Sons of Graham Street, Birmingham was granted a patent No. 6,006 on the 23rd of April 1888 for this design.
An all-steel James Heeley & Sons double lever corkscrew with the original copper bronze wash. This example marked “JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER” on the handle and ‘A 1 PATENT’ on the arms. Neville Smith Heeley trading as James Heeley and Sons of Graham Street, Birmingham was granted a patent No. 6,006 on the 23rd of April 1888 for this design. - Image 2
An all-steel James Heeley & Sons double lever corkscrew with the original copper bronze wash. This example marked “JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER” on the handle and ‘A 1 PATENT’ on the arms. Neville Smith Heeley trading as James Heeley and Sons of Graham Street, Birmingham was granted a patent No. 6,006 on the 23rd of April 1888 for this design. - Image 3
An all-steel James Heeley & Sons double lever corkscrew with the original copper bronze wash. This example marked “JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER” on the handle and ‘A 1 PATENT’ on the arms. Neville Smith Heeley trading as James Heeley and Sons of Graham Street, Birmingham was granted a patent No. 6,006 on the 23rd of April 1888 for this design. - Image 4
An all-steel James Heeley & Sons double lever corkscrew with the original copper bronze wash. This example marked “JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER” on the handle and ‘A 1 PATENT’ on the arms. Neville Smith Heeley trading as James Heeley and Sons of Graham Street, Birmingham was granted a patent No. 6,006 on the 23rd of April 1888 for this design. - Image 5
An all-steel James Heeley & Sons double lever corkscrew with the original copper bronze wash. This example marked “JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER” on the handle and ‘A 1 PATENT’ on the arms. Neville Smith Heeley trading as James Heeley and Sons of Graham Street, Birmingham was granted a patent No. 6,006 on the 23rd of April 1888 for this design. - Image 6

An all-steel James Heeley & Sons double lever corkscrew with the original copper bronze wash. This example marked “JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER” on the handle and ‘A 1 PATENT’ on the arms. Neville Smith Heeley trading as James Heeley and Sons of Graham Street, Birmingham was granted a patent No. 6,006 on the 23rd of April 1888 for this design.

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An all-steel James Heeley & Sons double lever corkscrew with the original copper bronze wash. This example marked “JAMES HEELEY & SONS 6006 PATENT DOUBLE LEVER” on the handle and ‘A 1 PATENT’ on the arms. Neville Smith Heeley trading as James Heeley and Sons of Graham Street, Birmingham was granted a patent No. 6,006 on the 23rd of April 1888 for this design. This example with an advert for “BUSS & SONS MANCHESTER” on the handle. Perfect helical worm. Circa 1890.