The grill you see here is about 60 years old, and cooks just as well as a new one. Let that sink in for a minute. When WKC forum member charred saw this listed online for “free,” he didn’t hesitate to get it. He knew it was special, but only learned afterwards just how special. Click here to…
This beautiful redhead has a beautiful story to go with it. It belongs to WKC member Craig. Here’s the backstory on this kettle: It is from the mid 1960s, it was given to my Grandparents by my Uncle Don and Aunt Sharon as a gift. Originally this grill was thought to have been given to…
Listed here is a nice “patent pending” 18.5″ kettle owned by WKC member Harris92.
Listed here is the 18″ Weber Fireplace Barbeque kettle owned by club member Ed Reilly. This is certainly one of the more unique Weber products that a WKC member owns. This was introduced in 1964. Features of this grill included the following: – Inner and outter dampers to regulate heat for a full range cooking…
This is an 18.5″ kettle made in 1958-59. We will describe the color of this grill as “Sky Blue” for now. Its certainly darker than the turquoise, or “baby blue” more of us are familiar with. This is the only grill we have documented in this color. This particular grill has an unmarked lid vent….
Here is a 1970, 18.5″ Copper Mist “brownie” colored kettle. These were nicknamed “The Brave” by Weber back in the 1970s. The current owner is Craig from the WKC. This is a “patent pending” grill that features metal bowl handles, twist on ash pan, 3 daisy wheel vents on the bowl, and plastic wheels with rubber tread on the…
This is an 18.5″ red Weber electric kettle owned by WKC member Jeff. This grill was found at an estate sale. The lady that owned it kept it in her kitchen and actually used it on occasion after her oven had mechanical issues. It rarely saw any outdoor exposure and its condition surely shows this….
MartyG’s NIB Smokey Joe Platinum (Original Jumbo-Joe) that was taken in on a trade for a very clean redhead a while back. As usual, I couldn’t wait for Brian to make me a KOA handle, and his artistry on these handles is extraordinary. 2006 was the final production year for the Smokey Joe Platinum.
This one came to me in the original box from a new member who was looking to trade for something bigger. I had a redhead Master Touch that I happily sent to him. Flawless in every way, it’s a fine example of the first date-coded Weber kettle.
A nice little redhead in great shape, once owned by MartyG, but gifted to his grandson Aydan in care of his Dad and WKC member “Up in Smoke” (Justin).
