I have a very old cast iron Caldron kettle, with feet. I think it's a 20 gallon. It is on the kettle #14, and the maker NORTH, CHASE, & NORTH, made in Philadelphia. We think it's from the early 1900's. They would use these cauldrons for either washing clothes, or when butchering pigs, would fry the fat to make cracklings.
I am trying to find out it's worth as I need to sell it. Would anyone here have ANY IDEAS about this caldron.
I am trying to post the pictures so I hope I was successful.
Thank you
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I removed pictures because I did not have full photos
I am trying to find out it's worth as I need to sell it. Would anyone here have ANY IDEAS about this caldron.
I am trying to post the pictures so I hope I was successful.
Thank you
---------- Post added at 08:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:28 PM ----------
I removed pictures because I did not have full photos
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