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Early to mid 1960s. Statesman, Ambassador, and New Old Stock Westerner

Swept part of the garage this morning and got a small line up going.

Brought out the 1956 Red and Black Custom Kettle for a run.

Fired up the 1963 Westerner a few days ago for a rack of ribs

I love Weber history. My favorite era is 1950's thru 1960's. Here are four grills from my collection... (L to R). 1956 Weber Brother Metal Works - (sheet metal tray with 90 degree edges) 1958 Chestnut Weber Brothers Metal Works - (aluminum tray with rounded edges) 1960 Imperial Glen Blue...

Hi all, Just an update on the Two-Tone Blue Bullet. I acquired it last year in a trade. I love the history of this smoker and it has a permanent home in my collection. You can read more about it at the link. It still looks great after all these years. I promise to fire it up for "Smoke Day...

This red Wood Dale is from approx 1961. Really nice shape for such an oldie.

Picked this up a while back from a really nice fella. Initially, I thought the wheels were red. However, after closer inspection it was just a small coating of rust on the steel legs, wheels, and utility pan. After giving those parts a bath in evaporust...we have this.....It is in remarkable...

Picked this "C" Code up recently. I hear they are pretty rare. Cleaned the rust off and its ready. Nice vintage shape.

(L to R) Early 1960s Plainsman, 1958 Chestnut Weber Bros Metal Works, Early 1960's Imperial

The Aristocrat. Never used...

Picked this up a few months ago. Its pretty cool. With a couple "family members"

I managed to get a quick picture of them together (l to r) 26" Wood Dale, Wood Dale Westerner. Aristocrat (26" red).

Picked this up a few days ago. Light clean up in progress. Will assemble once completed. Its a goodie!!

I picked up this beast a few weeks ago. The grill was very dirty (about an 1/2" of crud in the bowl) but in great shape for its age. Steel wheels, metal lid handles and small bowl tabs. Its been a very enjoyable clean up.

Picked up this Patent Pending Fleetwood a while back. Its in excellent condition. No dings or porcelain chips....Dates to about 1969 Both Fleetwoods...Patent Pending Flatop and the thumbscrew... :) The thumbscrew is from the mid 1960's

Early 1960's kettle. Picked this one up a while back. Its in really nice condition. Steel wheels with rubber tread, thumbscrews, etc. Square tab on the lid vent. Square tabs on the lid vent were used until approx 1963.

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All Weber Wood Dales from the late 1950's thru early 60's. Even a rare wooden handle Wood Dale. The Weber Bros Metal works joins in the last couple pics.:)