Camp Skillet ID

[Jason D]

I need help identifying this bad boy:
It is a 14” spider skillet I picked up at an estate sale.

The lid looks just like a Camp Oven previously identified by a member as a pre-1950 Lodge. It has incised large 14. Below it is LX, and above is the number 3

The skillet has the number 14 incised on the bottom in the same style and size as the lid. No markings on the handle.

The lid fits perfectly, so I have no reason to believe they are from different manufacturers.

This thing is huge. I had to double the size of my cleaning tank to accommodate it. It’s 14” in diameter, and 23” long to the handle. It’s 8” to the top of the lid handle and weights 25lbs.



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Thanks
-Jason

 

[Jason D]

Link to pictures:

https://imgur.com/gallery/H86dgT7

 

[MDFraley]

Looks like the BSR "Century Series" to me circulation around the 1960's.

 

[Doug D.]

Lodge, but I would say late 1950s to early 60s.

 

[Jason D]

Are there any online resources of dated catalogs or ads?

I have a Century Series BSR Camp Oven and the lid is completely different.

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  The lid handle is a tab

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  There is no step adjacent the coal retaining ring.

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  The markings are raised and has “IN” next to it

Here is the Lodge Camp Oven I was referring to:
http://www.castironcollector.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8021&highlight=Camp+oven

 

[EricC]

I have a BSR spider skillet and yours has a number of differences; yours is not BSR.

If I were you I'd go with Doug's answer.