"Wesglasco" antique cast iron bottle capper in red

This "Wesglasco" antique cast iron bottle capper is from the early 1900's and is still in great working condition. There are some paint chips from rough handling over the years and some rust. However, there is no damage to the metal frame, the arm, wooden handle, or mechanical parts, allowing it to operate just as it was designed to about one hundred years ago. The angle of the arm can be rotated separately from the cap press, allowing you to maximize the amount of pressure you can apply. Perfect for home brew, small batch, decoration, recorking wine bottles, and more. Similar items in dammaged condition have been selling for $120. Measurements: weight 5lb 15.3 oz requires upgraded shipping label height 21.75" (with arm extended up 25.6") capacity 8.25-13.5" (.5" lip around top edge) base 4x7" holes 3 3/8" x 6 1/4" center to center isosceles triangle arm length 10" Make an offer if you like something. Bundle items for extra savings, lower shipping, and create outfits. Extra discounts if your items go together or you can convince me you can wear them together. Items from a smoke-free house. Order will be shipped in a directly recycled box with recyclled packing medium if available to reduce, reuse, and recycle what would be wasted.