Unknown Foundry! #5 Cast Iron skillet. (Possible Birdsboro) An Awesome daily user for the start of your collection! brownie The last one sold in

The last one sold in perfect condition was at $725

This piece is priced to sell because of a good amount of restored and fully reconditioned pitting from neglect on the outside

This pan has a spin to it which is not damage to the pan

There may be a slight spin on a glass surface

Wagner produced a series of slightly modified versions of its "Stylized Logo" and this version is understood to have ONLY been produced in the early 1924

Unknown Foundry! #5 Cast Iron skillet. (Possible Birdsboro) An Awesome daily user for the start of your collection! brownie The last one sold inSee our complete collection at www. castandclarabell. com pages cacb So what exactly is an "unknown" skillet? Youll hear and see this term often when searching for vintage and antique cast iron because for all intents and purposes, many foundries back in the early 1900s were local producers for folks within an easy travel distance. Think about it, before there were malls, and Amazon and Etsy, you bought what was produced close to you! So there were