Just found these nice bottles from a town dump

[Thetf2jack]

bottle 1 is my favorite because it says honey and almond, also is well embossed
Bottle 2 only says “made in the USA”
Bottle 3 says “3 in one oil co“
Bottle 4 says “evangeline pepper sauce made in st.martinville Louisiana”
And the metal thing is for a pressure cooker? There is one available on eBay for $65 so I think it’s a pretty good find

 

[martyfoley]

Remember to go by the "sold" price on eBay not the "asking" prices. Just a reminder! Cool finds!

 

[Thetf2jack]

Remember to go by the "sold" price on eBay not the "asking" prices. Just a reminder! Cool finds!

Yeah but there aren’t any sold and it’s the only listing

 

[martyfoley]

Yeah but there aren’t any sold and it’s the only listing

Yep, that's a problem sometimes.

 

[Timelypicken]

I found one sold for $12. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-MI...523422?hash=item34300e009e:g:iYsAAOSw9UVfUgrE

 

[Wadersmith]

with the pepper sauce. That’s an interesting ones. As far as I know I have the oldest known example of one. The small ones ain’t so common but there ain’t no market for em

 

[GRACE ABOUND]

Hi. Theft Jack ; Some of those Evangeline pepper sauce small bottles were made by 3 Rivers * . some people Collect Them Look On The Bottom .

 

[Wildcat wrangler]

I don’t want to be that person…. But if u use “what’s it worth” a free app- sometimes it’s helpful. I just screen shot what came up for you. I hope that helps! Kat. >^..^/uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20220305/1ed7867ead8b7ca2158ac13f2ba22f01.jpg[/IMG]

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[Len]

I remember those pressure cookers. They spouted steam and made a racket. The devil's own noise. By Kat's post I can see they still have a following. The question is WHY?

 

[Wildcat wrangler]

I remember those pressure cookers. They spouted steam and made a racket. The devil's own noise. By Kat's post I can see they still have a following. The question is WHY?

Right?! I use a huge newer one a lot, because I can about everything- but those real old ones? I always thought they were pretty risky, but that’s probably left over from the stories from my grandma about being a kid, cooking for the farm workers with her sis. They had 1 blow up- She said her and aunt Blanch were days cleaning potatoes off the ceiling! BOOM! Lol!


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