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Old Buck Saw
28"
Blade with 27" handle.
Good
condition and ready to use.
This type of saw was carried on a lot
of wagons.
$65.00
Of all the grub that's put out for
men to eat,
And all that includes apple pie to
rare red meat,
The cook who wins the prize is the
one who's in the know,
And at breakfast, dinner, and
supper, feeds them sourdough.
He's hunted the hills since
daylight for gold,
It's bent his back and made him
old,
But he comes in at night, his face
all aglow,
A-knowin' he's gonna get beans and
sourdough.
From "The
Complete Sourdough Cookbook"
by Don Holm
Sour Dough Keg
Two Gallon size
approximately 12" tall
7 1/2" outside head diameter.
Made from top quality
sap clear white oak.
Plain interior,
no paraffin.
$152.00
"We don't think the
old Chuck Wagon Cooks had their kegs paraffin lined but we have had
people ask if we thought the wood would impart a flavor to the Sour
Dough. We don't know for sure so if you want it Paraffin lined just
choose paraffin lined on order form and for an additional $3.00
we will line it with Paraffin."
If using the plain unlined keg the first batch of sour dough should
be thrown out. The first batch seasons the keg. Also rinse the keg
with scalding water before starting your first batch to kill any
unwelcome bugs!
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#1 Grade 3 Strand Twisted Manila
Rope
1/2 inch - .44 cents a foot
3/8
inch - .29 cents a foot |
Made from premium fibers in the
Philippines to exceed the highest U.S. Gov't. standards.
Specially treated to provide long life service and manufactured with
a lack of slivers that characterize other fiber ropes. This
product is strong, stretch resistant and holds a knot well.
Used at home, in industry, on the farm and for decorative
work.
This is the best quality
manila rope available. Real Manila is increasingly hard to find as
everyone has gone to synthetic rope. We recommend the 1/2 inch for
staking your wagon fly down
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Burlap Sack, 26 inches wide and 40 inches long. Excellent
condition. $10.00.
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Water Dippers
Old enamelware water dippers,
white with red trim.
We usually have several on hand. All useable but some have a few chips and
minor rust. They don't make these old dippers anymore.
Hard to find.
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We now have a few old gray graniteware
dippers and some black/blue/gray and white enamelware. Our choice on
colors depends on what we have on hand.
Your Choice $40.00
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Old chain
link pot scrubber.
Good condition and ready for your Chuck Box.
$45.00
Sorry we are out
Please check back .
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Three gallon
tin bucket. Appears to have never been used as it has the original
label. Label says "Behrens Mfg. Co." Metal craftsman since 1911, Winona,
MN. Very old as the seams are soldered. Some slight rusting on the
outside and inside bottom as shown in pictures. Be aware that soldered
tin can't be put on direct flames as it could melt the solder.
$40.00.
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After looking at
several fire boxes we decided we didn't like any of them so we sat
down and designed our own. This is a top notch quality built fire
box. The grill is 16 inches wide by 47 inches long. It has nine
height adjustments starting at 41 inches and going down in 2 inch
increments. You can put it together or take it apart for
transporting in minutes. There is a door in each end for wood, a 12
x 12 shelf with hooks for utensils and six removable grates. Three
have expanded metal for grilling and three are just bars for setting
your dutch oven on. We can put your cattle brand, name, or whatever
you want in each side where our Bar E brand is. There is a handle
welded to both bottom plates for ease of insertion or removal. This
has to be ordered over the phone (1-800-959-5782). Allow 30 to 60
days for delivery. This is very heavy and will have to ship in
several boxes.
$1000.00 plus shipping |
Firebox
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PIONEER
HYBRID SEED CORN SACK
Dirty but in good condition
to be approx. 65 years old. We made an apron out of one to wear with our
Chuck Wagon. Hand wash in cold water and drip dry.
When these are gone they're gone for good. $35.00.
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Flour Sack Apron
Made from a real 100
lb.
Flour
Sack.
100%
cotton, natural color.
One size only, fits Medium-Large. 24x35
$29.95 |
25x35 Bib Apron
with our Cowboy Kitchen Chuck wagon
Logo.
Loop over
neck, 7 oz. twill /polycotton
$24.95 |
Close-up of Cowboy Kitchen
Chuck wagon Logo
For more info on this Bib
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Grey
graniteware 2 1/2 gallon coffee pot. Appears to be new old stock and
never used. Never saw one that hadn't been used! 10 3/8 inches tall
not counting the lid and 10 1/2 inch dia. at the bottom. $110.00
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Graniteware Coffee pot. Very good condition. 2 1/2 gal.
$90.00
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Hames
Old wood and metal
hames.
Measures about 26 inches long.
Lots of decorative
things you can
do with these old hames.
$40.00 |
Hames
Old wood and metal
hames.
Measures about 21 inches long.
Lots of decorative
things you can
do with these old hames.
$40.00 |
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Brass Harness
Hook 8 1/2 inch. No screws furnished.
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Tin Plate and Cup
We have found a
better quality tin cup which is made in America . This is a pint size cup. Good quality and not as
prone to rust as the other. Do not put in dishwasher. Wash and rinse
in very hot water and dry thoroughly. Store in a dry environment.
$8.00.
#TP1 9 1/2" diameter best quality tin dinner plate. Heavy tin plate,
not a pie plate
$8.00
After doing some research
it is our opinion that enamelware cups and plates were not used on
Chuck Wagons in the cattle drive days. They used tin, and the
plate we offer above is a replica of the plate used during the
Civil War days. The cattle drives started after the Civil War.
We don't recommend
washing tin in the dishwasher. They should be washed and rinsed
in very hot water and hand dried. They should also be stored
inside where the air is dryer. Remember, this is tinware and
there's a reason you don't see much very old tinware.
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Blue speckled
Graniteware 2 1/2 gallon coffee pot. Good condition, slight rust in
inside bottom. 10 1/2 inches tall not counting the lid and 10 1/2
inches dia. at the bottom.
$80.00.
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We make
these in our Black Smith shop. There are several variables as to
the length you need for a coffee tipper. How far off the ground
is the bar? You can always adjust this by driving your stakes
further in the ground. Are you hanging the pot over a grill, if
so how high is the grill off the ground? Are you hanging it over a
fire built on top of the ground or in a hole? We offer two
lengths, its up to you to determine which length you need. .
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We only
show one length in our pictures. The bottom part of the hanger
remains the same its the top part that is different. We offer an 8"
and a 10 1/2". We call them long coffee tipper or short coffee
tipper. These are great for pouring coffee as you don't have to pick
the pot up, just grab the handle, push down and pour. Of course you
have to have a handle on the bottom of your pot for these to work.
This tipper will work on a 2 1/2 gallon and up. If your pot is smaller
than that you will have to shorten the lifting rod by cutting a
piece out and welding it back together
$75.00, specify long or short
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White
Polaris Cook Flys. Double reinforced stress points to withstand a
lot of wind. Loops or grommets. Canvas reinforced corners for
authenticity, no vinyl. Comes in all sizes from
10 x 16 to 20 x 30.
Email or call us for a quote.
Rope and poles not included.
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10x10 Single Pole Pyramid Tent
Very popular because of the ease in which it sets up.
Can be used with a single pole or tied to a tree limb. Historical
references document that this style tent was used as far back as
1820.
This is the
tent Cody and Tom Bob carry on Wagon Trains.
Made from 13
oz. waterproof duck, flame retardant and mildew proof. Zipper door
and sewn in vinyl floor. Off white color. You furnish spikes
(available from any hardware store), and pole. (we use a
2 x 4). We slept three in our old 8 x 8 by moving the pole on a
slant between the outside and middle bedroll. The extra room in a
10 x 10 is nice.
$375.00
Other sizes available, ask for quote.
"Specify loops or groments."
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Seat Pad
It doesn't take but one day on a
wagon train to realize you need one of these. We speak from
experience! White canvas covered bedroll pad with zippers. Made to
tie to a lazy back wagon seat as shown. Specify 42" or 38" wagon
bed.
$95.00
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Cowboy
Bedroll
Mountain Fiest not included
Improved version of the same
bedroll
cowboys used on trail drives.
7x18 Polaris comes with snaps and rings
for closure.
Fabric is 14.90 oz. water-mildew-shrink
resistant
and flame retardant CPA1-84. Fabric will
self
extinguish when source of flame is
removed.
Meets government specifications.
Comes with a 2" firm foam
pad with cordura nylon covering.
Can be unfolded and used as
a tarp. Extra clothing can be
rolled up in one end for protection from
the elements.
"Comes in Tan or White"
Note: The Tan looks more green than tan but that's what they call
it.
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Genuine Outhouse
Leave it to Tom Bob
!
Only
place on the world wide web where you can buy a real working
outhouse
just like grandpa and grandma used.
Made from 3/4 inch rough sawn
yellow pine with a tin roof.
Sears catalog not
included.
The perfect gift for the man or woman who has
everything !
Makes a great storage building for yard tools, water hoses,
etc.,
and
what a conversation piece for your back yard!
Imagine the reaction at your
next
Bar-B-Q!
$695.00, no shipping. You must
pick up.
Old
antique equipment
used in a wagon factory.
Some made in the 1800's. All could be put into use again.
Would be great in a museum. Email us for details and pricing.
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