Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

[theknapsack]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

Maurice,

USSC stands for U S Sanitary commission the very cup I was speaking of is what you are thinking of, correct? Are you taliking of the cup pictured on the upper left of page 224 of EOG: Union? I am confused now. . . Are you speaking of the sliding Knife/fork/spoon set? There are a few vendors (non come to mind currently) that sell correct ones with correct materials.

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[dusty27]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

Flem,

Frank doesn't have an email. His wife will answer and give you all the information you will need. The pans are reasonably priced for the quality. You will enjoy them. Very quick turn around also.

Frank Ellis
Rt. 1, Box 341
Greenbriar, TN 37073
615-643-4842

[Cpl.Jmartin]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

I would like to find a small fry pan with a longer rivited handle
Cpl.Jmartin

[EvilRob]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

A decent Matchsafe and some nice tin food cans.

Rob Michael

[1886]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

Not sure it would qualify as "tinware", but I'd like to see some period picture frames. You know - the gold colored, really ornate frames. They must have stamped them in brass. I've never held one to examine it though.
- Tim Czerow

[Skip Arensmann]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

Not sure it would qualify as "tinware", but I'd like to see some period picture frames. You know - the gold colored, really ornate frames. They must have stamped them in brass. I've never held one to examine it though.
- Tim Czerow

Tim:
You mean like the cover of the AC this month? I agree, something to put my pic in without removing or altering an antique/original. I know that Orchard Hill sells 2 different ones, but they're carved. How 'bout a decent repop? Vendors listening?

YOS

[DougCooper]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

Flem,

Frank doesn't have an email. His wife will answer and give you all the information you will need. The pans are reasonably priced for the quality. You will enjoy them. Very quick turn around also.

Frank Ellis
Rt. 1, Box 341
Greenbriar, TN 37073
615-643-4842

He lives on Possum Trot Rd - ya gotta love that. His skillets come in 3 sizes - 7", 9" and 11"

[M.Latham]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

Hmmm...

I'm not doing tin anymore, but if I was I'd try an assortment canister round casings.

And tubes for the Blasklee box.

What the hell...

Mark Latham

[Cpl.Jmartin]

Re: Tinware you'd like to see reproduced.

I agree with those seeking quality frames as I have several original tins that I would love to display in a frame like the one on AC cover..
Cpl.Josh(martin)Harn