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At almost no cost I picked up a National #7 canner at a yard sale (I'd make a new topic but apparently I'm all thumbs here) If anyone wants it I'll pay partial shipping from zip 25801 USA

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You may have a nice piece of history there.

Those wooden pieces are intriguing are they original?

Here is a thread on what might be a newer version of the National Pressure canner:

https://permies.com/t/161049/identify-canner
 
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Anne, I don't think they're wooden - I think they're heat/age-discolored Bakelite.  But, yeh, I think it's a pretty cool piece of history, too. I had one, about ~mumblemumble~ years ago, and it was enormous and so heavy, lol. But, I loved it.
 
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