I have an enameled #4 Griswold SBL skillet. It had a lot of crud on it when I got it. Once cleaned, it showed me something that I haven't seen in a Griswold skillet. There is a letter D at 1 o'clock between the logo and No. 4. What does this mean, if anything.
Also, what would be the date range for this piece? It has the scoop handle, but I didn't know if the enameled pieces had a date range that might narrow down the years.
I know it is dull. I placed it in the lye bath to remove the remainder of the crud after using Carbon Kleen to remove the bulk. I will probably only use Carbon Kleen since it did dull this piece.
Thanks in advance.
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I forgot to load the pictures.
Also, what would be the date range for this piece? It has the scoop handle, but I didn't know if the enameled pieces had a date range that might narrow down the years.
I know it is dull. I placed it in the lye bath to remove the remainder of the crud after using Carbon Kleen to remove the bulk. I will probably only use Carbon Kleen since it did dull this piece.
Thanks in advance.
---------- Post added at 08:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:46 PM ----------
I forgot to load the pictures.