1920's Wapak "Z Logo" #8 Skillet, 101. Each Wapak is unique and tells its own story! flat iron If you are an iron

If you are an iron aficionado

this is a great first skillet to have and learn from

keep in mind that a rough surface is not indicative of issue cooking with it

This #8 is a great pan to have

created from sulfur from use on a wood stove

1920's Wapak "Z Logo" #8 Skillet, 101. Each Wapak is unique and tells its own story! flat iron If you are an ironWapak cast iron, made in Wapakonetta, OH, is most widely known by collectors as the foundry that made the "Indian" skillets. They were also known for using old patterns from other manufacturers like Griswold and making them their own unique style. They had several iterations of their "Wapak" skillet logo and this Z logo design is a favorite as well. Wapak skillets are slightly heavier than a Griswold or Wagner but they are amazing workers on the