1940's Griswold No. 7 Cast Iron Skillet with Small Block Logo and Early Handle style. 701 Oldest cast skillet it has the Alaskan handles

it has the Alaskan handles that stay cool when the iron is hot

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1940's Griswold No. 7 Cast Iron Skillet with Small Block Logo and Early Handle style. 701 Oldest cast skillet it has the Alaskan handlesGriswold made its small block logo design after it retired the large block, towards the latter part of the mid 1900s. The small logo design had three variations of handles, the early handle, middlemost and Groove. This is the early handle style with the teardrop handle hole. The Small block logo was made in sizes 3 through 10 and with a unique #12 with a heat ring. No 11 was made. DISCLAIMER: We have prepared this piece to be ready to use or displayed