[Mccoypottery-talk] hello

[Jo Flora]

Somehow this came to me by mistake. 

--- Bob Vogel <rfv2020@avalon.net> wrote:
> Jeanne,
> I meant to get back to you on this thing. I would
> think that due to the
> fact that you probably won't be churning your own
> butter (or especially
> if you did), you should be able to have someone make
> you a
> "handle/paddle" for it. Any decent carpenter should
> be able to put one
> together for you. You'll need a picture or something
> for him (/her) to
> go by, perhaps one of the McCoy books has a picture
> of what it looked
> like. Once it's made you can stain it or age it or
> leave it alone as you
> see fit. An original would most likely have had NO
> finish on it as you
> would not want any type of chemicals, etc. in your
> butter.
> Being made of wood and considering the way in which
> it was used, I'd be
> very  surprised if one would find an original. You
> never know though,
> I'm sure there's one out there somewhere. The fun
> lies in the hunt, as
> we all know! Hope this helps.
> Best, Bob
> 
> Short049@aol.com wrote:
> 
> > Thank you.  I wasn't sure if I had missed a change
> of address or
> > something.
> > I might have the wooden part made just for looks. 
> I just couldn't
> > believe
> > how excellent shape it is.  I do love my estate
> sales ! We have quite
> > a few
> > of them here in Erie.  You never know maybe the
> "McCoy fairy" will be
> > at one
> > of these old farm auction I go to !
> > Thanks for your reply. Certainly do appreciate it.
> >                                                   
>              Jeanne
> 


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