Green kettle with twin rivet handles

[1911Ron]

Nice Green Mate!

[Craig]

@Hogsy @Jeff  @landgraftj 

We need to get this Green C Code added to the gallery!

[Jeff]

Is this green a lot different that the current dark green?  Hogsy, you got any new green ones to put this grill next to?

[dazzo]

To me it looks like the older green, which is actually different than the newer green, when I had a newer one to compare. Looks like a smoother finish though...

[Craig]

@dazzo  We need to add your MBH green to the gallery as well! A fine specimen!

[dazzo]

I'll work on getting some nicer pictures.

[GregS]

great score! 

[Hogsy]

Great looking kettle Dazzo,
And I'll try and get some pics up this afternoon of the newer and greens together

[Hogsy]

Here's a C code 1981 22 next to a DA code 2001 18



And an N code 1991 SJ next to a DH code 2004 SJ

There is an obvious difference between the greens. With the earlier models (pre 2000) being much lighter. For the record I prefer the earlier green

[1buckie]

great comparison.........I like the older one too.....


Some might call the lighter "Forrest Green" & the darker "Hunter Green"

[Craig]

Thanks for sharing these Hogsy! Makes me want an older green even more!


Buckie, I agree on the Forrest Green/Hunter Green comparison.

[dazzo]

Green is good, but, I like the older green as well.

And I think the Captain would agree...

[Craig]

He would indeed!

[Craig]

BUMP!!!

@dazzo  We would like you to submit some photos of your 1978 Dark Green MBH to gallery at weberkettleclub dot com


@Hogsy  We would also like some gallery photos of your 1981 Forrest Green too please!?