Holds 8 to 10 quarts. A typical 18th Century water bucket, made from oak or pine, using steel hoops which are hand-wrought. There were never two of these alike. These come to us as grey iron. Comes with standard steel bales as shown in the smaller 2-quart capacity oven.
Price includes the standard bale.
Bales are heavy iron wire, but our Special Hinged Bales, as described with the Dutch Ovens above may also be used with these kettles. Comes with lid. Will fit either the 2K or 4K kettles with very slight bending. In the meantime several others have come to the surface at different camp sites, indicating that this fork was quite probably an item issued to the soldiers for their use and therefore probably made by army contractors. Mine are made in the same way as the originals - by hand, using fire and twisting it into a useful utensil.