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![]() https://imgur.com/qBoN1hc https://imgur.com/53IAK7B Cleaned up pretty nicely (IMO). https://imgur.com/ykNs5QF https://imgur.com/sCA1yNu Question. Is there a way to determine approximate age? For example, 1st series ERIE skillets (approx. 1880-1886) do not have a pattern number. Since the griddle has a p/n 737, does this mean the it is post 1886? |
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That one didn't see a lot of use. One might assume the inception of p/ns inscribed on pieces occurred about the same time period as 3rd series skillets, 1890ish-1905.
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wow, the bottom looks foundry fresh... top doesn't look too bad either. I wish I could find stuff like that for $20.
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No sulfur pitting on a piece that old! Absolute great find!
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Damn, that came out nice - great score!
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