Corks
from bottles containing kosher wine
The images below have been obtained by scanning wine corks, both natural and synthetic, on a flatbed scanner and then assembling each image from about 15 slices. The images show regions of banding; scanning a cylindrical surface on a flat platen results in distortions due to the angle of illumination and the very shallow depth of field of the scanner.
Most of the corks shown below are from the Wine Cellar in Stamford Hill, London N16.
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 13-22 Hebrew |
 13-22 Coat of Arms |
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 13-01
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 13-19a Rav Mordechai Rottenberg Chief Orthodox Rav of Paris |
 13-04 Ø20mm x 48mm |
 13-05 Eshkol Kosher Winery, South Africa hechsher: Cape Town Beth Din |
 13-02 hechsher: Grand Rabbinat de Paris Ø21mm x 47mm |
 13-16 two wine jugs, one is inverted Ø22mm x 46mm |
 13-16 Recanati Winery Emek-Hefer, Israel Kosher for Passover and throughout the year. Supervision: (1)Rabbi Eliezer Simcha Weiss from Kfar Haroeh-Emek (Chief Rabbinate), (2)Orthodox Union (OU). Ø21mm x 41mm |
 13-21 Ø20mm x 49mm |
 13-07 hechsher: Office Du Kosher Adath Yereim-Igoud H'aredi, Paris, France Ø20mm x 46m |
 13-15 Efrat Winery Tzora, Israel Ø21mm x 40mm |
 13-09 Ø21mm x 46mm |
 13-06 Herzog Selection Israel Ø21mm x 46mm |
 13-08 Chateau Piada France Supervision: OK Kosher Ø21mm x 45mm |
 13-23 Teperberg Family Estate Israel Ø23mm x 45mm |
 13-11 Teperberg Israel Ø22mm x 47mm |
 13-26 Ø21mm x 41mm |
 13-30 Vinarství Dvorácek LTD Czech Republic |
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