Vintage flour sifter

[Tam]

On our hunt trip to Georgia we went down to N Fl to the old family hunt camp . Wayne has 8 acres and some great family memories . I like to be a picker.
You have to remember anything brought up there in the 1950’s could of been from the 30’ s or 40’s
I remember this sifter which makes me vintage .
not a Bromwells but the Elles was in there .
Does this take anyone down memory lane 😊

[willjo]

Nice sifter Tam now you can start sifting for arrowheads

[Narrow Way Knapper]

🤪 might take a while with that device.

[SurfaceHunter]

I don't recognize it so its older than me

[willjo]

I feel sure that one is a vintage piece but you can still buy those things

[Tam]

Yeah I looked it up and wish I remembered the Co name .
I think the latest that would be from you there is 1950’s .

[Josie]

I have one! Still the fastest way to shift flour. I think mine was my grandmother's or my mom's.

[clovisoid]

Same here.

[smbore]

i do remember these.i remember my grandma and my mom useing these perty cool i use ta sift with it

[oldrocks2]

Remember them well.

[redrocks]

Yes I remember . Cool piece tam

[Havenhunter]

Sifted flour wicked fast! My mom had one with a red wooden handle knob. Wish I had it because the cheap plastic one from China is exactly that... cheap! And takes twice as long.

[Tam]

I actually have my Dads potato masher with a wooden handle . I have hauled that around the world with me . Gotta be over 60 years old and it works just great !!

[redrocks]

Cool is the masher end wood too?...I got an all wood one somewhere I'll have to find it now