1910's Era! HTF Wagner #7 Arc Straight logo cast iron skillet cast with "A" makers mark. Awesome. restored Lodge there are no cracks or

there are no cracks or issues

This one sits flat

Background on Gate Marking: Gate marking is a term used in describing pieces that were cast prior to very early 1900

This large #9 Griswold Dutch Oven was brought in from Ohio where it was owned by a family that kept it at their cabin for cooking on hunting trips

specifically because they weren't as readily made as the more common #8's or #3's

1910's Era! HTF Wagner #7 Arc Straight logo cast iron skillet cast with "A" makers mark. Awesome. restored Lodge there are no cracks orOur full catalog, cleaning and care instructions, and more can be found at www. castandclarabell. com IMPORTANT: For gas or electric coil tops. Like many Wagner skillets, this pattern spins on glass This was arguably the first version series of Wagners foundry history. Similar to the "Erie" skillets of the time, Wagner Ware, made in Sidney Ohio, was known for their amazingly light and smooth cast iron cookware. This #7 skillet is a prime example! The