Vintage Railroad Sausage Stuffer ca.1900 with 2 Tips & Much Orig. Paint - Nice!

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Presented for auction is Vintage Railroad Sausage Stuffer ca.1900!
It comes with 2 funnels and a spare that does not fit this stuffer.
It has a lot of original black paint.
There is some rust and worn, chipped paint.
The tinning on the barrel appears to be in nice condition.
The bottom cast iron cradle measures 13-14” long and is 4” wide.
From the tip of the tin barrel to the to the top of the cradle ( when the plunger is all the way sown & no funnel in place) is 14-1/4”
The barrel measures 3-1/2”in diameter.
The handle is about 7-4/4" long
Photo 2 shows the barrel pivoted up for easy loading and cleaning.
The hand crank sticks a little in a couple of places.
The crank is also removable.
This stuffer is heavy ( 9 pounds plus ) so consider the shipping cost when bidding. I will use the cost of a large USPS Large Flat Rate box to figure shipping cost.
If is cheaper to ship it regular USPS Probity Mail to your zip, I will refund your excess shipping cost.
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