Bottle openers, Church Keys, and Cap Lifters

[ROman]

From The SS United States

Air France

Rest are self explanatory

[Brian]

This lives on my keyring for the you never know moments

This gets used at home

I have been known to use metal fence posts and bic lighters over the years for the same purposes though

[FlavourFade]

@Anesthetist cool idea to talk about this. Got this one for myself when I moved into my first appartment, stil got it:

[Shane B]

Love this one

[Anesthetist]

@ROman that’s a killer collection, I love it.
Fortnum & Mason was a recommendation of @ddtrash and I am so glad we went. I am hoping to make it back to London next summer and would like to go back.

[Anesthetist]

@Brian that thing isnt messing around!

[Anesthetist]

@Shane-B i have one of these by goodart. Is yours from the Clutch cafe?

[Sage954]

Groomsmen gift 20+ years ago. Needs a polish, but still working.

[Shane B]

@Anesthetist said in Bottle openers, Church Keys, and Cap Lifters:

@Shane-B i have one of these by goodart. Is yours from the Clutch cafe?

I've owned this item for a long time; I received it as a gift at the Clutch Show in Yokohama, a trade fair for Japanese brands.

[Chap]

[Giles]

[Anesthetist]

@Chap @Giles the GoodArt church key is high on my list. I hope they work as good as they look.

[pechelman]

Not nearly as fancy but this is among my favorite

[Giles]

@Anesthetist said in Bottle openers, Church Keys, and Cap Lifters:

@Chap @Giles the GoodArt church key is high on my list. I hope they work as good as they look.

It opens bottles

[mikebarhoot]

i might have a … few
some Zr…

[Chap]

@Giles said in Bottle openers, Church Keys, and Cap Lifters:

@Anesthetist said in Bottle openers, Church Keys, and Cap Lifters:

@Chap @Giles the GoodArt church key is high on my list. I hope they work as good as they look.

It opens bottles

Yep, it loves to open bottles…

[Giles]

[Giles]

[Daysleepers]

I have been handed down this. It was bought in Botswana or Zimbabwe sometime in the 1960’s when my grandparents were, err, civil servants. I think it is possibly Blesbok.

Oddly this is one of my most prized possessions.

[SourPower]

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