My dad pulled out my grandmother’s pressure canner for me to check out. He said his wife is scared of it. Would it be safe I can’t imagine why it wouldn’t. There’s no gasket but it doesn’t look like there’s supposed to be. This thing is probably from early 1950’s

by barberjoe435

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  2. All American. No gasket needed. The new ones are about $400-500. Clean that bad boy up and use it! Probably needs a new gauge, but those aren’t expensive. I’m betting the weight is inside. If not, that’s also an affordable replacement. I’d take it and have it tested too.

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