While I was searching for information on early Wagner pans, I found very little about any of the early logo styles. The "stylized Wagner Ware" logo seams to be the oldest one that is somewhat commonly seen on the internet and for sale anywhere. That raised the question, are the earlier pans more rare, or just less sought after? I'm talking about the logos before they added "Ware".
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Less Common or Less Collectable?
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Wagner was in business over 30 years before introducing the stylized logo. But it seems, in terms of CI markings, fancier is always the more popular.
See also: http://www.castironcollector.com/wagnertm.php
See also: http://www.castironcollector.com/wagnertm.php