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Is there a holy grail of cast iron collecting?
- Thread starter Mandy D
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Many would say an Erie "Spider" skillet in perfect condition.
http://www.castironcollector.com/erie.php
http://www.castironcollector.com/erie.php
EdgarLopez
Member
How abouth wapak with Indian head?
The Wapak Indians are nice, but there are too many of them available, at reasonable collector prices to really make them a "Holy Grail" piece. Don't get me wrong, they are great looking skillets..
For me, who isn't really a Griswold collector, they had some neat items.
Griswold ERIE, Up To Time Cast iron skillet clock
Wagner Hollowware Display stand.
Griswold Spider skillet
Griswold 710 3-Pour spout No.9 skillet
Dan Farmer
Member
That would be me, as well. Not because of what they sell for, but because that is such a cool logo!
Rick Hunter
Member
I agree. I love collecting every sort of cast iron but for some reason ERIE fascinates me. Everything from trying to identify the handle styles to the makers mark. Each one that I have found and restored is a keeper!! I love that Doug has such extreme knowledge on them. Makes me look like the amateur I really am!!
