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Help with dating Wagner Ware Sidney griddle
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Odd that there's no -O- under the Sidney, as is usual with the stylized logo. A long griddle with that marking and handle shape is not shown in either the RB or BB, but appears in the catalog number listing as Long Griddle (flat bottom) (9). That it has a catalog number places it ca. 1924 or after. My guess, from the shape of the handles, is that it would not be much after that.
Red book and blue book, collector slang for the two volumes shown here:
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