What Is This Mysterious Cast Iron Antique With An Old Padlock And This Old Spoon With A Hole?
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- What Is This Mysterious Cast Iron Antique With An Old Padlock And This Old Spoon With A Hole?
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Last item is a pinstriper. Paint goes in the glass bottle, turned upside down, flows onto the wheel, pulled across whatever gets pinstriped. The wire is an adjustable guide. I have a set.
Yep. That looks like a Wendell brand.
@@oopswrongplanet4964 yes, I have one somewhere here as well.
Spot on
So much faster than tape, but it does require a tiny bit of skill.
Way to make me feel old! Imagine anyone not recognizing that coffee percolator! LOL!!
I know, the younger generation are so enamoured of these modern 'barista' all singing, all dancing, coffee machines. And they ruin the coffee. Their silly 'macchiato', cappuchino, 'americano' etc. so pretentious and snobby
@@sooskevington6144 Percolators - the ruination of good coffee.
@@DrakeN-ow1im Ah, we'll have to agree to differ on this one.
@@DrakeN-ow1im I love the coffee from my percolator.
OMG! I am so old. Someone doesn’t know what a percolator is! The narrator doesn’t know what he’s talking about. It was wonderful coffee.
Still using mine!
They still sell them
Your not getting too old this is what happens when people live off Starbucks. They lose touch with Reality.
I have that exact same percolator, and we use it in the Winter. It makes the _best_ coffee, and fills the house early morning with that magical aroma. It saves money too, as it requires less beans to brew compared to drip coffee.
My adult son and I live off-grid on 100% solar and wind power. My batteries are 20 years old now, and don't hold a charge as well as they used to, so we avoid using electricity until the sun is shining on the panels. We percolate coffee on our gas stove when we first get up to feed chickens, gather eggs, and let the goats out of their pen to graze.
We do without a lot of modern conveniences, some people ask what we do for entertainment. I tell them, "We're gonna party like it's 1899!"😃
For years we had no TV, but the best entertainment was occuring outside where we watch from the porch and windows. I mean, have you seen baby goats play? There is nothing I love more than watching that show! Every "episode" is different.
This morning we had a new "show", dozens of tiny baby quail running around under the watchful eye of their parents. Darling little birdies!💗
Agree, best coffee! I used mine until my coffee-drinking was banned😢😢
I make my coffee every morning with this very coffee pot , it never will break
best coffee in the world is perked, I have one I use daily myself.
@@steveclark5357 my daughter bought one of those coffee pots (?) that uses those coffee pods ! It’s ok but coffee made in a coffee pot is soooo much better !going to go to goodwill and get me a real coffee pot ! Why not buy a NEW ONE ?well an old coffee pot has been loved for the wonderful coffee ☕️ brewed over the years! There is a aura of love and peacefulness waiting for that coffee ☕️ to cook ! Besides I LOVE GOODWILL and that an excuse to go “look around “ I HAD A heart attack a few months ago lost my appetite and 70/80 pounds ! All my clothes were to big ! I love jeans and those cute flowery tee shirts ! They are soft and that’s my style ! I went from a plus size 18 to a 9 / 10 ! Not bragging just never thought I would EVER LOSE THAT weight tried every diet ,even made some up ! I DO NOT RECOMMEND A HEART ATTACK AS A DIET OPTION ! I know what the struggle to lose just few pounds is ! You are in my ❤️heart and I love you a all ! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙀👵🏻☕️😱🖖🏼👽🐲☕️
the surgical steamer was NOT a U.S. item, It was made in Munich Germany in 1940's so was used by the German army
it was made during World War Two!
percolated coffee isn't bad - it only requires coarsely ground coffee beans - which are now difficult to come by. If you want baaaad coffee - you should try US Army coffee brewed in 30 gallon trash can using a submersible kerosene heater... just a little perspective ;)
Bad coffee is a perspective, I occasionally stop and get rest area machine coffee, everything after that tastes great LOL
I used to be in The Army. There's no such thing as a bad cup of coffee. ;)
@@wayne00k I find it way cheaper to grind your own from whole beans. I even roast my own beans and that is cheaper again. Stuff instant, stuff pods.
I'd like to share the worst coffee I ever had was 30 years ago when I found myself in a lot of trouble and in a county jail. They said it was half coffee and half "chicory". It tasted like a liquified sock. They made many gallons of it. I credit that coffee for being one of the reasons to make some life changes lol
Coffee percolators are still made and sold. Just go to the camping section of a sporting goods store! BTW they make great coffee if you use the right amount of coffee in it. Some stores still sell bean coffee that you grind at the store, or you can buy a very inexpensive grinder and do it yourself.
Percolators gave us the expression; "Wake up and smell the coffee".
I knew the stovetop percolator right away! That's how everyone we knew made their coffee. Some did get fancy and started putting a flat circle filter in before putting in the coffee grounds, but that was considered "extra". 🤭
Then, those that had gardens & compost piles, would take their eggshells and coffee grounds from breakfast out back to throw out there.
I still do that! My Daddy taught me to keep a compost pile. Creates best potting soil and rich garden soil. It's a haven for earthworms, which I sometimes dig up as treats for our chickens.
@@LazyIRanchThey're good for fishing too. Plus you don't have to go to the bait store to buy 'em.
Everyone had a Coffee Percolator in the 50s/60s. My Mum went all posh then and got an electric one - Happy Days 🙂
I still have my grandmother’s that she made stove coffee with n into the 80’s. They got her a couple of the electric ones, but she preferred that percolator.
With respect to the percolator pot to make coffee, it is exactly the same way the coffee is made today the appliance appears differently, but works the same and yes, we do use paper filters usually.
Thank you. The only difference between this and my dripper is, my dripper makes ME do the pouring.
@@redfailhawk
Absolutely. It is funny to me that young people have no idea how physics works. It’s called a Thermo siphoning system with that percolator. Thank you.
In my opinion perk coffee was the best !
I can't believe they couldn't recognize a coffee pot! 🤣😂
Seriously! I have and use that exact same percolator, and I also have a nice one made by Corningware, the classic white with blue flower design.
The percolator may have not made great coffee. But according to my uncles it did make infinity coffee . At the first of the week my grandma would make the coffee then she would keep it warm on the back of the old woodburning stove just kept adding water to the pot and a occasional spoonful of coffee. My mom's family lived on a small farm during the Great Depression.
Not as good as the vacuum coffee pot, but good for neighbor coffee
You can still buy new percolators like that, and it makes a very good cup of coffee if you know what you are doing
Percolators make wonderful coffee.
Not if you have even a modicum of good taste.
WHAT!?!? What did he say? One of the worst ways to make coffee? He owes an apology, not only to all of us coffee drinkers, but to coffee itself! I’ve had drip coffee, steeped coffee, espresso machine coffee, french press coffee, boiled in a pot then strained coffee, enough others that I’m not sure what the final count is, but the best coffee by a long shot that I’ve ever had was percolated coffee. Nothing else comes close. It can take absolutely horrible ground coffee, like Starbucks, and brew it into a smooth and pleasant experience. Worst way to make coffee my butt!
👁👁 Stop it who doesn’t know a percolator… gotta be Fake ….🥳
There are a WHOLE LOT of really stupid people in the world.
I had a coffee percolator from a garage sale. It worked for me for many years. That was until the stem broke off. I had no luck finding a new pot like that one, so I broke down and bought a new one. It never made coffee as good tasting as that old pot.
A percolator is the only way you can actually watch the color of your coffee to determine it's strength and when to remove it from the heat source as you like it.
The unknown item is an automatic pinstriper. There are usually several different wheels that produce different width stripes. The wire arm is used to act as a guide to a body line or piece of trim so that the stripe is straight and smooth.
Heavens! Do people today not recognize a coffee percolator? I grew up with my parents/Mom using one of these. I always like to watch the coffee pop up into the little glass top - liked the smell even though I’ve never had coffee!
Not recognizing a coffee percolator in an instant, blew me away. I guess it follows today's teens not knowing how to make a call on a dial phone. I'm 70 and we still use a stove top percolator. They make great coffee.
Someone doesn't know what a percolater is? Wow, do I feel old!
Plus, they couldn't figure out how to use it just by looking at it? What a dweeb!
I have a slightly newer electric coffee percolator (Swan manufacturer, 1955, I think) it has the advantage of a cutout switch that cuts off the power if there is insufficient liquid inside. I use it regularly as it makes excellent coffee. Much better than those drip filter coffee makers.
I think my parents used that very same coffee percolator for years in our camping gear. it I grew up my whole life camping in the summer weekends and they loved this kind coffee pot as it worked on what ever heat u had, mostly our campfire, but a Colman stove or grill as well.
Last item is an old pinstriping tool...you fill up the jar with paint & the wheel rolls the stripes on the surface... the little metal arm on the side is for keeping the lines straight with a car body line...
The glass bottle with the serrated wheel, is a “pin striper”. The bottle was filled with paint, and the wire with the loop is adjusted to use as a guide to follow body lines, or previously painted stripes.
1:24 So the time has come where a percolating coffee pot is not instantly recognized?
the coffee perculator still makes the best coffee. bought a large replacement type. Great for campfire coffee as well. add a bit of cardomom into the grounds for even richer flavour.
Long time subscriber. Percolator coffee is the best coffee you will ever get. After watching, I am going to get mine out and make some. Love the videos!!!!😊 Always look forward to seeing them. You do an awesome job putting them together!!!!
Ever try a Silex?
When I first left home I made sure I was equipped with a two cup percolator. Had to have my coffee.
A lot of people still use percolators, especially when camping. You can buy them in camping supply stores. To avoid getting grounds in your coffee is to use a filter in the bottom of the basket and to turn down the heat once it starts perking. When ready remove the basket with the grounds and pour your coffee. I use one whenever I go camping.
I use one camping as well, but no filter.
Those percolators are ideal for carrying on camping trips, or anywhere that you’ll be using a fire for cooking. There are no Keurigs in the wild!
It's sad that folks don't recognize a stove-top percolator these days. It's really not that different from today's coffeemakers; the principle is the same. By the way, it's not a bad way to make coffee. Before the percolator was invented, you boiled the grounds in the water, pure and simple. If you weren't careful when drinking it you'd get a mouthful of coffee grounds.
The last one is easy. It’s a pinstriper. You can adjust the metal guide to rest on the item being striped. The roller rolls the paint on.
That last one could be for “pin striping” on cars
And no-one has mentioned what was in the spoon...eeewww!
It looks like polishing liquid lol
It looks like polishing liquid lol
It looks like polishing liquid lol
During the time that Condensed Milk can holder was used, the Upper Classes would, instead of just poking two holes in it, cut off the entire top and use a serving spoon.
The lid kept the milk clean when stored......
My folks used coffee percolators and I've had a few myself, they make pretty good coffee especially the first run :) Got rid of my last one because it was aluminium, best one I had was glass (pyrex?), and being glass it did the glass thing eventually, have never found another, but yup, good coffee :)
Have you looked in thrift stores? I see percolator-type coffeepots often enough.
@@BabalonNuit I do, would definately scoop another glass one, but I also have a coffee thing and don't need more stuff I don't need :D
The mystery item is for doing pinstripe without a brush the bottle holds the paint the eyelet is the guide to follow a crayon line that gets removed when the paint is dry.
People are really amazed by the percolator being on the menu. In the comments you would think the percolator was the only item displayed. ruffled some feathers of the coffee community.🙂
It is a paint striper
1:23 in- who doesn't know what a percolator is???? I learned to make coffee in these when I was 6 years old.
On picture - gravy decreasing spoon and train car coupling.
Perked coffee many many times better than anything, don't have to go through hassle of cappuccino machine or press every time, water washes beans multiple times, extracting massive flavor.
Coffee percolators are still very much in use, many new stove top and electric on Amazon, and many commercial large coffee machines are percolators. Corningware made a great one!
Little bottle with wheel possible pinstriper for putting paint stripe on vehicle
it's a cheap and cheerful DIY pinstriping tool
I use one of those coffee percolator camping.
I dated myself when I recognized the ice scraper and used it when I was young to scrape the ice out of our chest freezer.
Percolator coffee, though other model with two piece glass maker, has been best I´v had. Maybe different water and blend or taste
My personal opinion is coffee by percolator is so much better than automatic drip or k-cups.
I remember perculater coffee 😂😂
The worst way to make coffee ? I would disagree, maybe the grounds were off putting but have you ever enjoyed a cup of perc coffee over a open flame camping? Heaven!
That’s a poop scooper 😂😂
I can't believe somebody has never seen a percolator.
I agree the narrator obviously either never had coffee old time style ! Some cry good old days are gone ! Most but not all ! The aroma of coffee cooking get ‘em out of bed ! I love drinking my coffee from a battered old blue cup I’ve had for eons ( actually years ) out on the patio watching the first glow of sunrise ! The sleepy sounds of Birds waking up calling to each other ! Ah life can’t be more beautiful ! Unless you don’t drink coffee and you need to sleep 5 more minutes! And the sun gives you a rash ! You hate 🐦 ! We love you anyway , NOW GET YOU BUTT OUT OF BED ! A NEW DAY IS JUST BEGINNING ! VOTE 🗳️ BLUE 🙀👵🏻😱🖖🏼👽🐲👍🏻🏆😎🏆👍🏻
Best campfire coffee ever
Last items are paint stripers
The problem with percolators is if you set it on a flame that was too hot it boiled the coffee after it drips through.
Makes it bitter....which is what most people did to save time.
A low heat and some patience made a huge difference.
The milk can 🥫 holder is actually a practical 😂 joke chamber potty!!!!!!!!!!!😮lol 😂 👍👌😏😳💔👀
Grounds for divorce 😂😂😂
I got almost all of them.
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You know I’m older than dirt lol 😝 😂😂
Pin striping?
It’s a weed holder 😂😂
I disagree, a percolator is one of the best ways to make coffee. I still use one now.
I think the Cast Iron Antique With An Old Padlock is an old hitch of some kind
the last one is a automotive pin stripe tool
i had one years ago, it came from j c whitney.
Woody harlson 😅😅😅
Come and defrost my frig 😅😅😅
I have a percolating coffee pot for camping, but a press is easier.
... and a 'Moka' infinitely better.
It's a pin stripper
Why is nobody talking about all the gunk in the spoon??? Gross....
Salad dressing!
Young and dumb.
Final item is a butt cheek decorating apparatus.
I thought butt cheek decorators had a mirror attached so that you could check your work if you were doing your own?