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We have for sale a Vintage 1925 Tagliabue 400 Degree Candy Thermometer
A wonderful rare find this 1925 Tagliabue Standard copper candy thermometer measures up to 400 degrees. The housing is made of copper with a brass degree plate and glass thermometer the copper is tarnished and has a lovely patina from years of used the thermometer triangle shaped glass with red strip when the mercury rises it covers the red strip with the silver mercury color. Appears to work well but not tested.
Found Southern Minnesota
Era; 1925
Marked; Tagliabue Standard Made in the USA. Patented Nov 17th 1925
Measurements; 17.5” long
Condition; Nice used condition with lots of patina. untested
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Sku# 3567
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May 11, 2020
River Rat Antiques is highly professional in its research of antiques, care of them, thorough documentation with photos and text, shipping and customer care. River Rat does a great job with photography- some of the markings are hidden thereby requiring certain lighting and camera angles to capture. River Rat provides paperwork for its antiques in the shipping box, providing all the researched information. I am very pleased that River Rat took great care of the Tagliabue candy thermometer while in its possession, and I will try to do the same…I hope this item of American history can be preserved for hundreds of years to come. The story behind the inventor and businessman Giuseppe Tagliabue is a fascinating one.