I bought a bag of ten booklets for .25 I’m not a canner but its copywritten 1951 and its cool to look through and compare rules from 2023 and 1951.
by Shynerd98
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Recluse_18
Lucky find. I actually inherited this cookbook from my mother when she handed down her pressure cooker to me. And if it’s the same cookbook, I believe it had directions for Wood fire, as well as gas stoves
darkpheonix262
My presto canner came with its manual from 1964
Road-Ranger8839
Presto is a good company. They sell spare parts through their website so users can fix their own. Not a common thing in today’s throw-away world!
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Lucky find. I actually inherited this cookbook from my mother when she handed down her pressure cooker to me. And if it’s the same cookbook, I believe it had directions for Wood fire, as well as gas stoves
My presto canner came with its manual from 1964
Presto is a good company. They sell spare parts through their website so users can fix their own. Not a common thing in today’s throw-away world!