Here’s a rare one, possibly the only one we know of. Thanks to Einrej, we now have photos and a story behind the acquisition. E stopped at an estate sale in Red Granite WI, saw the grill and thought that it looked cool. He bought it with the plan of letting it rust as a conversation piece it the backyard until he did a little research and found out about its place in Weber history. Thanks to E for the great photos and desire to share them with our community!
Grill: 1954-55 Weber Kettle
Owner: Einrej
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Front
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Side 1
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Side 2
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- Comparison with a late 1970s red kettle on the left
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Top Vent
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Lid
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Bottom
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Wheel
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Charcoal Grate
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Cooking Grate
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Firing Up
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Cooking 1
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- 1953-55 Weber Kettle – Cooking 2
