Slicer found

[drbrown35801]

I had mentioned on a post here that my grandmother ran a catering service in Buffalo. She passed in 96 at 92 years of age. I just ran across her manual meat slicer. It is complete and in perfect working order. I do not plan on using a hand crank meat slicer but what a piece of history. I will put pictures up when I get it back together here at the house.

[Jonathon]

drbrown35801 Yeah those things are awesome and if you were interested I am sure there are people who would pay good money for a piece of history/decoration

[Joe Hell]

Jonathon I might be one of those people!

[drbrown35801]

I will post pictures when I get it out back together at the house. It may take me a few weeks due to my schedule.

[Chef]

Joe Hell Let’s not run the price up too high. LOL

[drbrown35801]

I don’t know that I want to sell it since it was my grandmother’s, but you know the reality everything other than my wife, children, and dog, probably have a price. LOL

[A Former User]

I’m in the bidding. LOL

[Chef]

I remember my Great Grandmother’s small Italian grocery store in New Orleans. On Magazine Street. A predominantly Italian population. She had one and I would Slice all kind of Italian meats and cheese. Wish I could go back to those days.

[A Former User]

Chef I’d be right there my friend, right there.

[Jonathon]

Chef If anyone ever gets to the Schenectady NY area, check out Pereccas Bakery for some unreal Italian bread. Best I have ever had, and they do the pizza that doesn’t have the regular melty cheese on the top just some fresh parmesan

[Jonathon]

Felt like I needed to post a picture of it

[Chef]

Jonathon A little more authentic pizza depending on the region of Italy,