sgtprovo
45 Cal.
Bought used, measures 6 1/2" wide and 4 1/4" deep, not sure how much volume
that will handle. Brass handles. Cover bought separately is steel. $ 20 free shipping.
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SOLD Copper Pot Steel Lined
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Bought used, measures 6 1/2" wide and 4 1/4" deep, not sure how much volume
that will handle. Brass handles. Cover bought separately is steel. $ 20 free shipping.
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You list this as steel lined....does a magnet stick either inside or outside? Is just properly tin lined copper? Tin lining of a copper pot prevented acidic foods from taking on a metal taste.
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sgtprovo
45 Cal.
You may be 100% correct, I don't have a magnet, and it probably is tin-lined. Please forgive my error in this posting.
I will try to get a small magnet to check, and I'll check for the approx. volume it holds as well. Thank you for
being so perceptive. Muchly appreciated, Paul
I will try to get a small magnet to check, and I'll check for the approx. volume it holds as well. Thank you for
being so perceptive. Muchly appreciated, Paul
sgtprovo
45 Cal.
The pot appears to be tin-lined, and holds 2 quarts of liquid. thank you.
Ahh!
Tin lined is much more fitting to the era than a steel or iron lined pot.
Back in the day, tin was often used for cooking vessels as well as a number of other things.
Tin lined is much more fitting to the era than a steel or iron lined pot.
Back in the day, tin was often used for cooking vessels as well as a number of other things.
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FYI, tin is still used to line copper cooking vessels to prevent leaching of copper when cooking acidic foods etc.
sgtprovo
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This item has been placed on hold pending a PM rec'd for sale
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