Its one of those things that has more value in the corner of the room than money in the pocket. Especially with the history and your involvement so long ago
Absolutely! Last night, I was able to return it to functioning condition with the help of a little 5 minute epoxy. I'll replace the broken piece some time in the near future. I'll give the cabinet some linseed oil as well. Happy, happy.Its one of those things that has more value in the corner of the room than money in the pocket. Especially with the history and your involvement so long ago
Hokey smokes, Bullwinkle! That is fantastic!Here's a piece of junk I did my best to un-junk. If you ever wanted to cane a chair yourself, I would seriously recommend a long hard look at your life choices. I cannot recommend it to anyone I consider a friend. It was not fun...
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‘81 in silver! Nice!Swooped this last night. $500. Clean title. 17,000 miles.
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Oh what the heck, just coffeed up. More of this lol..OK enough of this MC crap! Back to frying pans!
Electric percolators and CI pans, you been reading my mail? Two of my go to coffee makers double is a Sunbeam C30 vac pot from 1955 the other is GE percolator from the late 50's both in perfect working order.Oh what the heck, just coffeed up. More of this lol..
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This is appropriate home decor right?
Yep, thats going on my DT175 thats tore apart right now. I could fill an entire thread with vintage Waffle Irons, Toasters, Coffee pots, and Mixers, and CI (I specifically collect CI cornbread molds) We collect, repair, restore, and occasionally resell vintage kitchen small appliances (among other things). Covid has put quite a damper on the flea market and estate sale trips though.Really like those! You have all kinds of goodies, ya I saw your yellow YZ tank in the garage as well.
Was almost afraid to click on this thread.
How rare is the pan? Well the (Made In USA) Inch size designation are dead giveaways of a post 1968ish production. Id say it was new when it gifted to you. Those are pretty plentiful, most were made by Wagner. They are outstanding pans but don't have much a collector following (yet). But Like all things the older they get and the higher the price gets on the really old stuff the more people want the affordable stuff. I have a few Pyrex and stainless stovetop/camping perco's I always use a paper filter in em too. But have never found a need to use a paper filter in my good elec perc's as the basket holes are much finer.I also grind my coffee in a burr mill so I can control my grind size according to what pot I'm using.Throw this at the wall, see if it sticks, these thin SS spatulas are the bomb, originally it had a white ceramic handle I turned a piece of walnut firewood held on with plastic bumper epoxy when the original glue let go.
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We're cooking with gas now!
Cool shadow box @Machine
RP you made me think (how rare is that?)
Think the frying pan wiped with olive oil is going in the oven when I cook pizza. Love 2fers.
I don't use a percolator in the kitchen, but A perc coffee pot is a must have for camping trips I use a paper filter inside the basket.
No not the pan! me thinking is the rare thing.How rare is the pan? Well the (Made In USA) Inch size designation are dead giveaways of a post 1968ish production. Id say it was new when it gifted to you. Those are pretty plentiful, most were made by Wagner. They are outstanding pans but don't have much a collector following (yet). But Like all things the older they get and the higher the price gets on the really old stuff the more people want the affordable stuff. I have a few Pyrex and stainless stovetop/camping perco's I always use a paper filter in em too. But have never found a need to use a paper filter in my good elec perc's as the basket holes are much finer.I also grind my coffee in a burr mill so I can control my grind size according to what pot I'm using.