1800s Hudson Apple Peeler vs Pampered Chef Apple Peeler 

classic car lover 1959 I found one in my Dad’s old tool stuff. Had no idea what it was. Totally rusted. I soaked it in WD40 before I knew what it was. It rusted again even though I tried to dry it the best I could. I have a broken piece and I think the piece holds the shaver part. I don’t know what brand because that piece broke. I do see the the letters “NI” on it. Do you know where I can find better information on how I can put it back together or how to prevent it from rusting? Thanks

robert hodge its adjustable so it wont cut too much off

It's very dependent on who's selling it, where it's being sold, and the time of year.

Agreed!

The tomato is so soft, it would fall off. It might work for potatoes, though I haven't tried it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Linda J Gaeta eBay they’re going for $50 but you can likely make an offer for $40 and they’ll accept

Who was the idiot that put a Horsewhoe shaped peeler blade in these Pampered Chef's instead of the flat blade sued in the antiwques like my Mother used for over 40 years?

From a marketing and liability perspective, the horseshoe-shaped blade is brilliant: (1) The horseshoe design makes it harder to sharpen than a flat blade; therefore, people are more likely to buy the replacement blades instead. (2) The horseshoe-shaped design makes it harder for people to seriously injure themselves. Therefore, less lawsuits.