1980 Pamphlet Weber The one. The Only.

[NeoTrout]

Picked this up over the weekend. Thought I'd share.







Some pretty cool stuff.
Cheers!

[Troy]

That is fantastic!

Thanks for sharing!

[salad]

The Galley Que was around as late as 1980?  Wow.  If I find one, I'm going to get a sailboat for it.

[harris92]

I have that Galley Que....

[salad]

^Nice!  I've seen the blue type before but I've never seen the type that looks like an old SJ with a galley que mount.  Very, very nice.  I'm surprised that they don't show up more often.

[Troy]

[dazzo]

Thanks for sharing!

Thrifty Gas Kettle. It has a name!

[jcnaz]

Nice!
Thanks for sharing.

[Golly]

Thanks for sharing!

Thrifty Gas Kettle. It has a name!

i have a thrifty

[Craig]

Thanks for sharing this! Looks like for 1981 (CBG-81)  the 26"ers were only available in black. I also noticed that it subtly explains the rolled edge ash pans as "sturdier than ever" and the "hold down clips" so "it won't blow away" now that accounts for why the rolled edge ones came with clips. I had a non clipped straight edge twist pan turn up and blow off one of my kettles during a windstorm this fall. Makes sense.

[dazzo]

Thanks for sharing!

Thrifty Gas Kettle. It has a name!

i have a thrifty

Cool.

I've seen another older picture, but I don't remember seeing yours.

[G]

Also the first year of the WSM......although HarborMaster has one of the very rare "B" code WSMs.

[saxart]

Thanks for posting this Neo...

It's AMAZING to me how many really NEAT kettles and accessories were available as last as 1981.

Like a Seville....   

[ramsfan]

Very Nice! Thanks for sharing it. I wish there was a section on this site where all the old catalogs such as this could be displayed and seen.

[HankB]

Two kettles!



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