Learning About Corkscrews
Corkscrew Museums and Exhibitions
When someone starts collecting anything, information on the hobby is elusive and very hard to find. Typically, books are unknown, or if they see one, it is usually out of print as the print runs are small, perhaps a thousand or two. There are other publications by collectors that stay within their small group, perhaps a hundred published in all. Monographs, articles, references (catalogues, advertisements, old pictures) and art forms are the sources of vital information but these are elusive indeed.
These pages provide you with as much of this material as we could obtain and get permission to publish. For others there are the references and you may be able to obtain a copy if the author is willing or can be found.
To get to the sections where these representations are found, just click on the bold letters below.
References
Corkscrew Art
Musée de Tire-Bouchon
Ménerbes, France
This shows the collection of ICCA member Yves Rousset-Rouard. Very well displayed
and contains a significant number of rare items. Don't miss it if you are in the
South of France. Go
to see more
Culinary Institute of America
The exhibition at their Greystone facility in Napa shows the first class
collection of the legendary Brother Timothy. If you are in California, it is a must
see. Go
to see more
Musée le Secq des Tournelles
Rouen, France. Go
to see more
The Centre of Unusual Museums
83708 Kreuth-Enterbach, Tegenseer Str. 32, Germany
Tel: 0 80 22/9 53 00
Go
to see more