Posted 7 years ago
Pillage18
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Just some random stuff i found going through our old barns. Looking for information on any of it, all this was a little before my time. Thanks
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Posted 7 years ago
Pillage18
(6 items)
Just some random stuff i found going through our old barns. Looking for information on any of it, all this was a little before my time. Thanks
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The wooden item is a 'pestle' for an old conical food press/strainer like those seen here:
https://www.google.com/search?q=old+conical+strainer&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=uIjQi3rXxrXVYM%253A%252ClAblBu5U9WFrNM%252C_&usg=__705eureiBHwz4Z5OgSsmpqvurng%3D&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjCh5nhpOfZAhUGXa0KHWQtCjcQ9QEIlQEwBA#imgrc=uIjQi3rXxrXVYM:
Thank you Anything, now i know what else to keep an eye out for!
You're welcome Pillage18 -- hope you find the strainer to go with it!
Funny coincidence that, just a couple weeks ago, I helped a local Goodwill store reunite a pair -- they had the aluminum strainer (together with its rack) in the back of the store on the 'pots and pans' shelf, but the wooden part in the display case by the cash register. As I was pointing out/explaining to the clerk that the two things actually belonged together, two random ladies who had also been standing in line overheard me and piped up in agreement. As I left, the clerk had already grabbed the wood thing out of the display case, and was heading across the store to retrieve the strainer... <lol>
The large teeth on that saw is a cross cut type pattern. The smaller teeth to get the cut started perhaps. Do no recall seeing a dual tooth set up on a saw before.
Fortapache thats why i snatched it up, id love to know how old