Hello,
I recently found a stamped steel #8 skillet at a thrift shop. Doing some research, it looks like it could possibly be a Griswold Never-Break, it looks identical except for it lacks the Never-Break stamp on the handle (I've heard not all were stamped) and the end of the handle is different than all the pictures online of Never-Break pans I could find (not very many). Are never-Break pans desirable to collectors? I don't really collect, I just use cast iron to cook. I'll try to get some pictures up soon.
Is asking for value estimates on this forum okay? I have quite a bit of vintage iron I'm looking to get rid of. Although I don't collect, I seem to have acquired quite a lot since I always buy them if I see them in a thrift shop.
I recently found a stamped steel #8 skillet at a thrift shop. Doing some research, it looks like it could possibly be a Griswold Never-Break, it looks identical except for it lacks the Never-Break stamp on the handle (I've heard not all were stamped) and the end of the handle is different than all the pictures online of Never-Break pans I could find (not very many). Are never-Break pans desirable to collectors? I don't really collect, I just use cast iron to cook. I'll try to get some pictures up soon.
Is asking for value estimates on this forum okay? I have quite a bit of vintage iron I'm looking to get rid of. Although I don't collect, I seem to have acquired quite a lot since I always buy them if I see them in a thrift shop.