The Railway Spike Bottle Opener

Hand-forged from salvaged Connecticut railway spikes, these bottle openers once secured the historic train tracks from New York City to New Haven. Third-generation blacksmith, Nick Moreau, uses his grandfather's anvil to hand-shape them into unique bottle openers with a beautiful twist running down the spike. A perfect gift for the holidays! Beer Bottles Beware    Details & Dimensions   Each bottle opener is about 6.25" long and weighs almost a pound! Crafted entirely from salvaged Connecticut railway spikes once used on the route from New York City to New Haven. These spikes were once used to secure railway ties to the tracks... so bottle caps stand no chance! Open up some beer and get ready to celebrate! Build Process   Handcrafted in small batches by Nick Moreau, a third-generation blacksmith, at his New England workshop, Wicks Forge. Each bottle opener is heated up in the forge and worked through several "heats" on the anvil into its final shape. The end is fir