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 (sometimes referred to as his “foul ball”) made for a unique opportunity to re-create history. The year: 1952.
Custom Conversion – Project “Jerome” Owner: Winz Custom Mod: Using a Copper One Touch Silver as starting point, the concept was to create a Copper One Touch Gold M/T. The kettle is designed as a matching companion kettle to Project “Bisbee”. Story: While building project “Bisbee”, the OTG ash assembly and lid holder from the…
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…
Grill: 1979 22″ Weber Kettle – Red Owner: Einrej Story: I bought a cottage in Wautoma, WI in 2003 and I already had a grill but I wanted a Weber. In September, 2005 I went to an estate sale to buy some furniture, I got there late and most of the stuff was gone. I proceeded to the…
This vintage 22″ Imperial Weber kettle in Glen-blue color owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill is a true “survivor” and is like new inside and out. This grill features aluminum twist on ash catcher and white wall steel wheels with rubber tread. This grill could be had in 1964 for the cool price of…
This beauty is a 1962 Ambassador. The color was called yellow ochre in the 1962 Weber Catalog and was priced at $54.95. It is one of only 5 Ambassadors known to be in possession of WKC members. What makes this one special is not only its pristine condition but as of now is the only…
Featured is a 1967 Weber Seville owned by WKC member, Jeff. Weber has recognized 2 models of the Seville, one being this model that is featured, and another model referred to by some as the “Chariot” based on its appearance and similarities to large wheel carriages that were pulled by animals throughout history. This featured…
Where can I buy the Stars and Stripes Weber Grill?
Thanks,
Rick
Hi Rick,
The answer to your question can be found here:
Winz