Best Seller! 1940's Griswold No. 3 Cast Iron Egg Skillet with Grooved Handle, 709 K soup_pot Many patterns were too expensive

Many patterns were too expensive or impossible to get

slant logo and only the ERIE markings (Not the full EPU)

We were out visiting family in central PA and stopped over at a roadside barn to see what they had around

Their cast iron lines featured primarily their marked and unmarked skillets as well as other pieces

We don‘t approve of vinegar because it can take the gloss finish off skillets

Best Seller! 1940's Griswold No. 3 Cast Iron Egg Skillet with Grooved Handle, 709 K soup_pot Many patterns were too expensiveOur full catalog, cleaning and care instructions, and more can be found at www. castandclarabell. com pages cacb Griswold made its "grooved handle" sets for only a brief period of time, towards the latter part of the mid 1900s. The small logo design had three variations of handles, and the grooved handle is the most distinct, and the latest to be produced. Unlike other sets of its time, the grooved handle set is only known to have included the