Hi guys, I am new to the group but not new to cast iron. I love its history, and durability. I inherited a Wagner piece, a BS & R piece, and a yet unidentified piece from my grandmother who got it from my great-grandparents as a wedding gift. I will have to upload a pic of the unidentified piece, and see if our collective knowledge can figure it out. I have since added many pieces to my collection and enjoy using them daily.
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Hello from Michigan
- Thread starter AngelaS
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Sharon Shuman
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Hi, Angela. What a wonderful thing that part of your collection comes with "provenance"--it was your Grandmother's!