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Fryer/Lid
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I guess I should say Wagner in that the authors of the red book extrapolated that sets like this, otherwise unmarked except for patent numbers attributed to Wagner, are Wagner-made.
I guess I should say Wagner in that the authors of the red book extrapolated that sets like this, otherwise unmarked except for patent numbers attributed to Wagner, are Wagner-made.
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Interestingly, one of the numbers is a Wagner design patent; the other is actually a Griswold patent number.
Interestingly, one of the numbers is a Wagner design patent; the other is actually a Griswold patent number.
The red book photo shows the numbers as being on opposite sides of the handle of the lid/skillet, outside the positioning ring. There are also marked versions, with the Wagner stylized logo. I think it's safe to conclude Wagner made yours even if the patent numbers aren't there-- the pattern could have been modified for whatever reason at some point. The handle design is consistent with all versions shown.