Uncommon Transition Handles?

[Hansiurpils]

Hi there,
I'm having the same handles on my Code C brownie... (europe edition...)



I haven't seen one of these handles before, but I think these handles are original...
Made only for one year?

Greetings from Switzerland


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[Bertl]

Hi there,
I'm having the same handles on my Code C brownie... (europe edition...)



I haven't seen one of these handles before, but I think these handles are original...
Made only for one year?

Greetings from Switzerland


Sent from my iPhone using Weber Kettle Club mobile app

Hello @Hansiurpils nice to meet one more European member! Greetings from your neighbourcountry Austria

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[MDurso]

Hey @MDurso, glad to see you on WKC. I've always enjoyed your posts about Weber behind the scenes.

HEY!!

Though my old stories are a bit dated now!  Looks like the best thing that ever happened was the sale of Weber from the family and they've been able to finally move the ball forward.  They've finally decided to go or get off the pot for a lot of stuff that's over 10 years old...

[Neil_VT00]

@Hansiurpils Welcome to WKC.

The handle that you have is not all that rare. That was the style from the mid-60's through '81-82 (with the earlier ones not having a Weber logo).  What is uncommon is that it's screwed on.  Most of these handles were riveted.  There have been past discussions about whether these came on the kettles or were replacements.

Here is mine removed from the grill