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#1 is marked [wHw HAGENAUER WIEN]. 
This is copy, cast in white metal, of the Rohac elephant model #710. 
It fails the mark, material and worm test.
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Elephant #2 is a copy with a very crude [RR MADE IN AUSTRIA] mark and a very crude worm. 
It fails the weight, worm and mark test.
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Elephant #3 is a copy of Rohac's design, marked [wHw HAGENAUER WIEN]. 
It fails the finish and mark test.
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Elephant #4 is a real Rohac #485 pretzel holder
 with a worm replacing the pretzel holder rod,
 marked [RR MADE IN AUSTRIA].
  Never designed to be a corkscrew, it fails the usability test.
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Elephant #5 is a copy of a Rohac model #402 figurine with a worm added, marked [wHw HAGENAUER WIEN]. 
It fails the finish and mark test.
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The double elephant #6 is a copy of a Hagenauer corkscrew, marked [wHw].
  It fails the finish and weight test.
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Elephant #7 is a real Rohac figurine #153,
with a very crude worm added. 
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#8 is a real candle holder marked [BALLER AUSTRIA].
 It has been re-purposed by adding a wire worm.
 Besides never existing, it fails the worm test.
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Elephant #9 is a copy of a Hagenauer cap lifter marked [wHw]. 
The hinged worm has been added. 
Besides never existing, it fails the finish test. 


#10 is another copy with the added worm pointing up, rather than down. 
Cast in white metal, it is marked [ATELIER HAGENAUER].  
It also fails the material test.
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Elephant #11 started life as a figurine cast in tin.
 The front of the foot has been cut off and a completely atypical worm added.
 It has had [800] and guaranteed fake [BALLER] marks added.
 It fails the mark, material and worm test.
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Elephant #12 started life as a little figurine. 
Again, the front of the foot has been cut off and a fake [BALLER] mark and a wire worm added. 
Besides the modification, it fails the worm test. 
Note the shape of the front foot on the real elephant corkscrew on the right.