Buckets, Kettles & Pots  

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Old-Style Coffee Grinder*

Make fresh-ground coffee at camp or at home with this compact, authentically styled coffee mill. Popular with both frontiersman and Indians alike, it is only 7" high with a 4-1/2" base and removable handle for easy storage. This great product features the superior burr-grind mechanism producing consistent grinds. Hand milling creates less heat than electric grinding which can alter the flavor. Our handsome mill has a dark finish with hopper and turning wheel. $34.99 each

Revolutionary 
Copper Kettle*

Patterned after an original in the Museum of the Fur Trade, this unique copper kettle dates from ca. 1760 forward. A handy feature is the iron socket handle on the lid which permits it to be used as a skillet. There's a ring on the lid for lifting and an iron bail for hanging or handling. Handmade of heavy gauge copper with a tin lining for food safety. 5-3/4" H x 6-1/2" dia. $99.99 each

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No. 7 Cast Iron 
Cooking Kettle

6-1/2” deep x 9-1/4” diameter at top; 4 quart The Number 7 cast iron kettle is a convenient, popular size that has been produced for generations with minor variations. This kettle makes a fine, family sized cooking vessel. And with its ears and bail removed, the great sound it pro- duces has led it to be widely used as a water drum in the Native American Church. $59.99 each

Corn Boiler-Copper*

The corn boiler is historically authentic for camp and trail, similar to a large cup but with a hinged lid, bail and lid loop. Ours are fully tin-lined and are heavy duty with a reinforced lid, lip and handle for rugged use. They're wonderfully versatile and may be used as a cooking pot or drinking mug. This copper version weighs just over three-quarters of a pound and has a 24 ounce capacity $49.99 each

Copper Trade Kettle*

The men who traveled the frontiers of America required rugged equipment. Our handmade kettles are reproductions of those once traded by the early fur companies and carried on the trail. They are made from heavy-gauge solid copper with an added tin lining to make them safe for cooking. Like originals, they also have iron bails with lids that feature a heavy copper ring for easy handling over the fire. Completely handmade! Two sizes available: 1/4 gal. measures 5"H x 5" dia. & 1 gal. measures 9-1/2"H x 7-1/4" dia.

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Old Style Brass Bucket 
Available in 4 Sizes

Used for everything from water buckets to cookware, as well as for Native American Church, our exacting replicas of American Brass Kettle Company buckets are authentic and practical camp accessories. Introduced to the Indian trade as early as the Mid 1700s, they remained popular until well after the Civil War. Our buckets are made using the spinning method, just like the originals. Features a tin lining for food safety. 

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rev 08/29/22

English Trade Kettle 
in Copper

Kettles with hammered sheet-metal bail lugs, made by both French & English, found their way across North America from the Great Lakes to the Pacific. Excavated examples in copper and brass date from the early 1700s and well into the 1800s. Our copper English Trade Kettle is based on an actual artifact, holds approximately a 1/2 gallon, and is tin-lined for food safety. At 5" H x 7.5" W and weighing approximately 25 ounces, it's the perfect size for trekking and period camps. $50.99 each

Canvas Water Bucket 
 8" x 10" *

Every camp needs a water bucket and these collapsible canvas buckets are perfect for a primitive setup! 8" x 10" when full, they're lightweight and compact, and fold flat to take up very little space when packed. Authentic for even the earliest periods and really great for trekking! We wouldn't be without one. $19.99 each

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