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            Pruning knife, 4.50", polished cow horn handles, carbon steel hawkbill blade marked "Quot a Cognac", Ca 1900, French, used in vineyards, stock #28-03286, $65  
                 
            Pruning knife, 4", black composition handle, carbon steel hawkbill blade marked "Veritable Begon 247" on tang, French, used in vineyards, stock #43-11156, $50  
                 
            Pruning knife, 4", polished buffalo horn handles, carbon steel hawkbill blade marked "Godeberry", Ca 1880-1900, French, used in vineyards, stock #45-113A6, $85  
                 
            Grafting knife, 3.50", black composition handle, carbon steel razor sharp blade marked "Delage Nantes", bone blade, French, used in vineyards, stock #60-032A6, $65  
                 
            Grafting knife, 4", black horn handle with brass bird's eye rivets, carbon steel razor sharp blade, French, used in vineyards, stock #5-12157, $65  
                 
            French cooper's froe, 12" blade, handforged steel, used to shape the staves, 19th century one, stock #22-051N87, $245  
                 
            Winery hammer/adze, 7.50" head, handforged steel, used to hammer bungs in as well as other uses around the winery, 19th century French, stock #69-07457, $125  
                 
            Cooper's adze, 4.75" across the blade, handforged steel, 19th century French, stock #71-07487, $125  
                 
            Barrel stamp, 9", brass ferruled solid oak, spring loaded brass collar, used to apply round stamped metal plaques on wine barrels, stock #38-04358, $95  
                 
            Barrel bung extractor, 11", turned oak handle,forged steel shank with anvil trademark, worm & legs, used to extract the stubborn bungs from the barrels before inserting the tap. French origin, stock #32-044A6, $145  
                 
            Barrel tap, 9", bronze with beautiful antique patina, large one with skeleton valve handle that would be fitted in a "Foudre", a very large barrel, 19th Century French from the Bordeaux area, stock #23-04457, $165  
                 
            Barrel tap, 9.50", bronze with beautiful antique patina, large one with skeleton valve handle that would be fitted in a "Foudre", a very large barrel, 19th Century French from the Bordeaux area, stock #29-04457, $225  
                 
            Cognac distillery funnel, 14" wide, handwrought copper, stock #22-03557, $135  
                 
            "Pince Bordelaise" (Bordeaux pliers), 9", all steel, barrel gimlet unscrews from bottom of handle, an excellent and rare tool of the wine trade, stock #33-042N8, $445  
                 
            "Velte" , 9.50" folded, boxwood, folding ruler used to measure level in barrel, 1.40m or 1000 liters, excellent condition, stock #5-044A8, $115  
                 
            "L'incassable" (the unbreakable) bottle corker, 10", turned hardwood, straight plunger type, nice with the original label, stock #39-04148, $45  
                 
            French  bottle corker, 9.50", turned hardwood handle, bronze barrel, straight plunger type, nice patina, stock #40-04258, $95  
                 
            "La Merveilleuse" (the marvelous one) bottle corker, 6", solid brass, pliers type, excellent condition, stock #37-042A8, $95  
                 
            French "Le Pratic" patented corker, 10.75", steel and brass, handles are squeezed together to compress the cork, bears French patent mark, fairly rare one, stock #23-011N8, $245  
                 
            American "Yankee" corker, 12", nickel plated cast iron, brass cork press, wooden knob, fancy scrolled patterns on the sides, the cork is compressed and driven into the bottle by one single stroke of the handle, a well made one, stock #11-065A7, $185  
                 
            Patented "Record" corker, 23", nickel plated copper bowl houses to corks, one lever compresses them, the other drives them in the bottle, a great French mechanical corker in superb condition, stock #34-111857, $585  
                 
                 
                 

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