More cast Iron

I stopped in at a yard sale today on my way back from shopping and found these two just hanging around.  In actual fact they were part of some “Hanging Art” piece.  Piece of what I’m not sure but at $15 for the pair I grabbed them.  After making sure the bottoms were flat.

The  larger of the two looks just right for pancakes and general use around the house.

 

If it cleans up nicely and takes a good seasoning then I’ll probably put my current general use frying pan, a modern “Griswold” “Wagner” which seems to be much lower quality then the older Griswold’s and Wagner’s, into the camping gear for use at Strawberry and other Car Camping trips.

The smaller one (above, left) looks just right for a couple of eggs or other small dishes.

Both of them went straight into a plastic trash bag after being sprayed with Oven Cleaner.

The bottom of the smaller of the two shows just how dirty they are.

 

 

 

 

The larger is a little better, but both need to be stripped and re-seasoned.

 

 

 

Just a little close up of the back of the smaller pan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I’ll post again with photos when they are both clean.

About Ted

A husband and a father, those are the important things. A dog owner and a man who does not get to hunt and fish as often as he might like but hopes that that will change.
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One Response to More cast Iron

  1. BigMandy says:

    Great find Ted.
    I was given one 15 years ago by a native Oregonian settler . Back when we tent camped Elk hunting after one trip it came up missing . Searches on Ebay have produced very few that size and go for several thousand dollars when they show up. The diameter was close to 20 + “, really worked well for some large breakfast meals. I replaced it with a double burner griddle works great on my 3 burner camp chef .
    The 30,000 BTU per burner comes in handy at high elevation when its 21* outside. The trailer stove is good for small meals inside, I just love cooking on that camp chef outside .

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