Grant Maid Knife
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Pre 1970 stock# M-6557
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$28.00
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Marked as Grant Maid Stainless Steel. Grant Maid was from the W.T. Grant Stores of yesteryears. I suppose it would be called a butcher knife. It has a wooden handle. It is 11 1/2 in length with the blade measuring almost 7" in length. The blade is secure in the handle. There are superficial usage scratches to the blade. At first, I thought the blade tip was broken off, but I believe it was made this way. I will provide a close-up photo of the tip by email, as well as detailed condit ...click for details
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Red Handle Potato Masher
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Pre 1970 stock# M-6434
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$27.00
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Wooden handle potato masher. The metal portion is not stainless steel. No manufacturing information. Damage to the red paint, but the wooden handle is not split or cracked. The metal portion is not warped or bent, but since I've had all my old utensils packed away for over 10 years, it could use a good cleaning. There does not appear to be any rust. I need your zip code to calculate the postage. Additional photos by email.
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CutCo Utensil Rack
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Pre 1990 stock# M-6277
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$17.00 UNAVAILABLE
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This is a stainless steel utensil rack by CutCo. I have used it for several years but do not know if it is old enough to be termed "vintage." It is 15 inches long and has 10 hooks. Some superficial scratches. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.
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Vintage Knife Sharpener
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Pre 1980 stock# M-6260
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$29.00
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Wooden handle knife sharpening rod manufactured in Japan. It is 12 1/2" in length when measuring the rod and handle. The rod itself is 7 1/2" in length. The wooden handle has no splits or roughness, but has lost part of the finish. Detailed photos by email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.
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Cow Utensil Holder
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Pre 1990 stock# M-6259
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$14.00
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Utensil holder in the shape of milk jug with cow motif. I've had it since the 1980's so would think it was either a Japan or Taiwan manufacture. It is 6 1/2" in height and 4" in width. No chips, cracks, breaks or roughness. Small amount of wear to the design. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.
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Robinson Cake Spatula
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Pre 1980 stock# M-6163
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$14.00
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Finesse stainless steel frosting blade manufactured in Japan. This is my 2nd favorite cake icer (my old Flint could not be topped). It has been used and shows by cleaning marks on the blade. More detailed photos of condition available by email. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.
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West Bend Knife
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Pre 1980 stock# M-6143
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$7.00
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I suppose it would be called a steak knife. It measures 8 3/4 inches in length and has a wooden handle. It is marked USA and stainless. The dark tip of the blade is a shadow - not discoloration. Additional photos available upon request. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.
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Kitchen Delite Knife
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Pre 1980 stock# M-6142
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$45.00
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Stainless steel manufactured in Japan. 13 1/4 inches including handle with a 9+ inch exposed blade. Blade is the length of the handle. Wooden handle with finger rests. No broken points on serrated blade. No roughness to the handle, but has a small discolored spot. Additional photos upon request. I need your zip code to calculate the postage.
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Revere Ware Saucepan
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Pre 1990 stock# M-5958
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$24.00
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USA manufacture in Clinton, IL. 1 quart size. This pan is the heavy base without the copper clad finish. This pan is in an almost unused condition, because I seldom cooked any amounts small enough to use this size. As mother used to say "We all cook like the wheat thrashers are coming." I don't know exactly what she meant by that, but did know we all cooked large amounts. A few usage marks, but mainly on the exterior from being in the cabinets with lots of other pots and pans. ...click for details
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