The old Kraut cutter

[Timber II]

We were talking about Kraut the other day - thought some of y’all would like to see this one- it’s 100+ from what I’ve been told

 

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Backside

 

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Stamp

 

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And probably the price?

 

[cptnding]

Very cool! My great grandparents has one that looked exactly like that one. I'll never forget that smell lol

 

[Gonna Smoke]

Now that's pretty cool...

 

[chopsaw]

Nice ! I took a " search picture " from the stamp above and it lead me too
T & D mfg . Cabbage cutter . Circa 1905 . Saw them listed around 50 bucks on Ebay .
Priceless for you I'm sure . That's cool .

 

[chieffan]

I have one that my mother used back in the1930's & 40's.

Reminds of the farmer that retired and moved to town. He said when I was in the country, we cook the cabbage in the house and went to the bathroom outside. Now we cook cabbage outside and go the bathroom in the house.

 

[JLeonard]

Great heirloom! Wonder how many heads of cabbage went through there over the years.

Jim

 

[Timber II]

Ha I bet it’s a bunch Jleonard!
Hey chopsaw - I don’t wanna sand it but would some butcher block conditioner hurt it? I’m gonna touch up the blades and keep using it.

 

[chopsaw]

would some butcher block conditioner hurt it?

Shouldn't . I think I'd do the same thing .

 

[HalfSmoked]

Have one that looks a lot like that one will have to look it over for any information on it.

Warren

 

[mike243]

My grandmother had a big ceramic crock with a wooden lid and the chopper was a flat steel blade mounted on a handle, reminds me of a hoe that was straightened out, no telling what happened to it.