United States Naval Academy | Bottle Opener - Class of 89 | Military

Name: United States Naval Academy | Bottle Opener - Class of 89 | Military
Brand: GB Outdoor Fires

GB Outdoor Fires

£10

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This credit card sized (or business card sized) bottle opener is laser cut from 2mm thick, stainless steel. It is then brush polished locally and ready to go. Pop it in your back pocket, take it camping or just keep it in your kitchen drawer or car. Can be used for all beer bottles and soft drinks bottles (tonic, coke etc). Don't forget, all of these Class Of '89 products are designed and made by Kate and Tony Cox (Tony is United States Naval Academy Class Of '89). Choose from 'What About '89' (if you know, you know)! or 'Class of '89' or '89'. Or all three. Each bottle opener costs £10 or $13

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as GB OUTDOOR FIRES LTD, number 10632052. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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United States Naval Academy | Bottle Opener - Class of 89 | Military

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