Roaster question

I fixed it.

The shallow one is a piece that had its beginnings as a sad iron heater, then a fish fryer, and ended up becoming a component of a BSR and, later, Lodge Sportsman's Grill. The deeper one was also made as either a fish fryer or ham boiler.
 
Thanks Doug,
Do you think the deep one came with a lid? How was the sad iron pan used, did it go on a stove and the irons on the pan?

Doug the pictures are kicking me and the wife pretty hard. What are we doing wrong? Thanks so much for your help!

Tim
 
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Sad iron heaters would have set on a stove top or some were made to fit across two adjacent stove eyes after the removal of their covers and a bridging piece between them. What you actually may have here are two pieces of a version of a Lodge Sportsman's Cooker, minus the lid, which, IIRC, doubled as a griddle.
 
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