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You can see Ball Canning Jars at the far Left, with Kerr Lids and a Ring in front of the Jars, which are used in Order to Seal up the Jars. Notice the Stainless Steel Canning Funnel that rests in the Quart Jar. You can also see the large Pressure Cooker/Canner, which is made by Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry Co., Inc., 838 South 16^th Street, Manitowoc, Wisconsin 54220. This one is called the ALL-AMERICAN Pressure Canner/Cooker, Model No. 941, which can hold as many as 22 one-Quart Jars at one Time, or 7 one-half-Gallon Jars. You can also see a large Stainless Steel Cooking Pot, which holds 3 Gallons. You will need at least 2 such Pots in Order to keep yourself Busy, without having to Wait for a Pot of something to Heat up, or Cook. You can also see various small Tools, such as a Ladle, large Spoons, Tongs, and so on. You will also need other small Household Tools, such as Forks and Knives, plus small Pans, a large Cook Stove, and perhaps a Grinder, Norwalk Juicing Machine, Potato Peeler, Food Mixer, and other Tools. Nevertheless, the Basic Hand Tools are in this Photograph. Notice the many large and small Stainless Steel Pans at the Right, which are used for Washing various Things, such as Cucumbers and Tomatoes. Indeed, you can hardly have Enough Table Space and Countertop Space for the Canning Operation.