Another one in a continuing series I guess. Got the scanner working again so here are a few oddities from some books that were to hand.
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Insides of an old rancilio tower:
Another Rancilio:
Whilst we are doing machinery here is a nice vintage coffee dryer:
Apparently this advert would make you want to buy coffee, I am not sure why:
Published in 1965 – has brewing coffee changed much in 40 years?
And finally, from “Modern Coffee Production” this should scare your kids:
Enjoy!
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I love the patent coffee dryer .. i wonder if it comes with perm press option
:)
Hm, isn’t that coffee diagram from 1965 nearly the same one we got during Dublin’s ETCC? Interesting :)
I’m looking for some info on coffee pests/diseases, such as the borer/weevil. Does “Modern Coffee Production” cover the subject with much depth?
Ukers’ only has a brief section, which is a bit of a bummer.