International vintage VW treffen in Hessisch Oldendorf Germany
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Farberware Classic Series 2-Quart Saucepan with Double Boiler Insert and Lid $31.00 You want hollandaise on poached eggs and chocolate sauce on a cake, but to do it right, you’ll need a double boiler. Is it worth the grief? Yes, and this convenient midsize outfit reduces the grief by quickly providing what is needed for smooth sauces, while incidentally adding an extra 2-quart pan to a kitchen’s repertoire. The pieces are made of highly polished stainless steel, and have phenolic… |
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J.A. Henckels International Classic Stainless-Steel Meat Cleaver $29.89 Quickly reduce a cooked chicken or duck to bite-size pieces with this instrument. Or use it to butcher any kind of meat or poultry. It’s heavy, the way a cleaver should be, so it does the work for you. The blade has a hole in its top corner so it may be hung on a hook or peg. Henckels’ International Classic is a moderately priced cutlery line made in countries other than the company’s home of Germ… |
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Amco Swing-A-Way 6090 Easy Crank Can Opener $7.95 The swing-a-way easy crank can opener from amco features longer handles and a large turning crank, eliminating stress on your hand whether opening one can or 100. The soft rubber coating on handles and crank make the can opener comfortable to hold. Swing-a-way products have been offering quality, reliability and value to consumers since 1938. The swing-a-way easy crank can opener comes with a five… |
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Handel – Messiah / Ameling · A. Reynolds · Langridge · Howell · Marriner $10.72 Neville Marriner’s 1976 account of the Covent Garden version of the score (1743), with the Academy and Chorus of St. Martin-in-the-Fields and soloists Elly Ameling, Anna Reynolds, Philip Langridge, and Gwynne Howell, is positively plush-sounding but nicely animated. I’d love to have this kind of string tone for, say, the Dvorák Serenade, but for Handel it may be just a bit much. –Ted Libbey… |
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Jazz Masters: Vintage Collection – 1958-1961 $8.99 … |
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Second Coming $9.20 Musical trends change at the speed of light. Hence, Second Coming’s heavy grunge rock comes off as almost retro. Of course, that brooding Zeppelin-and-Sabbath-influenced sound was a bit retro from the start, really. And while this Seattle-based quartet does pray to the god of Alice in Chains and Soundgarden on tunes such as “Tonight,” it also ably beefs up the testosterone with the thug boogie of … |
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