1970 18.5″ Avacado Kettle
Listed here is a nice “patent pending” 18.5″ kettle owned by WKC member Harris92.
Grilling season got off to an early start this year as the charcoal sales are in full force. Starting March 30th through Apr 5th, Walmart will have the Kingsford Original twin 18 lb bags for $10.24 and Royal Oak 17.6 lb bag for $8. At 28.4 cents/lb, this is almost as good as the 23-25 cents/lb for…
The iconic Weber kettle was invented by Mr. George A. Stephen, who was the late founder, and former owner & president of the Weber-Stephens Products Company. George passed away in 1993 but his legacy lives on at WKC and in millions of backyards around the world. Today we celebrate George’s accomplishments and birthday!In the early 1950’s,…
Forum member, and longtime friend of mine, Blieb, offered up his review of the Bushman Bear Claws. Thanks a lot dude! Some WKC Shwag is in the mail for you!! ————————- A while back, I scored some Bushman’s Bear Claws – Meat Handling Forks. At $1-5, they’re a hell of a value. At $10 I…
Custom Stainless Steel Performer – Project “Bisbee” Owner: Winz Custom Mod: Using a SS performer as a starting point, the concept was to create a Copper SS performer with enhanced abilities to monitor cooking temperatures. Story: This project began with a black SS performer which was completely disassembled. The frame was then sandblasted and powder…
A very realistic scale version of a Weber Kettle. Very detailed steel stampings, grates, fake charcoal, and aluminum ash pan. Perfect size for 18″ dolls, and was sold to American Girl collectors.
The one and only original Weber. The one that started it all. George Stephen’s “home run”. This rare kettle is safely held at Weber Stephen headquarters in Palatine, Illinois, but arrangements were made by MartyG for a magical outing on a sunny day in May 2014. Pairing it up with George’s brick barbecue that once graced his backyard…