Can anyone reccomend an antique coffee maker

Not really old but it does draw attention when camping.

 

Love my Pyrex Percolator as well.

https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/1952-pyrex-9-cup-percolator.38662/

https://classiccampstoves.com/attachments/20180728_184400-jpg.198532/

I wouldn't take it camping, strictly around the house/back yard. I won't even take it out to the shop.

For camping, I have this:

https://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com...17mCHr2bx6u-sPqgldfTyrfoT27iSaj4aAvx1EALw_wcB

In use here:

https://classiccampstoves.com/threads/preway-4521.38678/#post-406119

 

Do like me, start collecting them !!

 

That's not a bad idea, well it's not bad until the little lady finds out I started another collection lol

 

The word may be assortment, not collection. For coffee one really does need more than one way.
I do have a collection, you may not need nearly that many.

 

So, is it not normal to have a coffee "corner" in the kitchen?

I would go for a moka pot too. What about an open type? They look are great together with small stoves like the Primus 71 and such.

 

Normal in my house. We put coffee very high on the list of important items.
I used the Aeropress the other day. I use the Hario kit, Chemex, Technivorm, Bialetti, and French Press often.
I have several vacuum sets.
A Pyrex percolator.
Many metal percolators and stove top espresso makers.
Several types of pour over styles.
A few kettles ( )
Grinders for use and mounted on the wall and shelves.

I would be in trouble if I was mandated to attend "Coffee Anonymous".

 

@snwcmpr , I found a coffee grinder for you in a store in Ashboro. It is about 5 ft tall. Brad

 

Yeah BUDDY!!
But, dang it, they always want WAY too much. They want to pay the months rent with that one sale.

 

I wish I had enough house for something like this.

 

Now I gotta look these up to see how they work lol

 

They work very well.

 

The flywheels and eagle on top make me think that should be driven by a Case steam engine. Great find.

 

@BradB How much was it?

 

Yeah let's all chip in and buy Ken a coffee grinder, then he can send us home roasted coffee.

 

The grinder cannot help the roasted coffee supply. It would still be 1 lb at a time.

 

Using the term 'assortment' is surely denial.

And one I think I will be using more frequently from henceforth.

 

I use the word assortment honestly, as a group of items much smaller than a collection, but greater than the minimum.

 

Sitting in line at an Rei garage sale. Hoping to add to my collection.

 

Assortment is a good word. I have several options , all for different applications. French presses of different sizes, aero press, a pour over, and bean grinders for home and field. Choosing the right set is like choosing the right stove, there is no one right answer. Don’t limit your options.
Come to think of it, I have a few different “ assortments “.
Ivan