Schofield Macon Ga Corn Stick Pan

[KevM]

stoped at a little store today and found this is corn stick pan. any one know anything about it rarity, value, etc. 7 stick, schofield macon ga.

[SpurgeonH]

Schofield is listed in Doug's foundry directory, but there is no picture attached. But, I wish you hadn't of shown us that ... now I've gotta go out and start looking for Schofield's to collect. HA!

I like finding stuff from local foundries. Kudos on a nice piece of Georgia history!


Edit: http://www.whatwasthere.com/browse.a...tails/zoom/14/

This says Schofield became Taylor Iron and operated until the 70's.

Edit #2: Here is a discussion of Schofield on Ancestry.com: http://boards.ancestry.com/thread.as....counties.bibb

- and this link says Schofield went out of business in the 40's and was acquired by Taylor. ... so maybe that dates your piece to the 40's or before?

[KevM]

Yeah I couldn't find much information on it I may go back later and pick it up

[Doug D.]

It appears to be something made using a Lodge #27 as a basis for the pattern.

[ChrisM]

I also just found one! Have not yet found other cookware. Web showed doorsteps and machinery. Founded 1850. Mostly machinery it seems. Closed in the 1930s. Acquired by Taylor 1940.