1930s Era Wagner Ware #6 Cast Iron Sautee Skillet with Smooth Bottom, 1056 B victor skillet however most Dutch ovens were

however most Dutch ovens were not made this way

There were a number of foundries in the Marietta PA area which are famous for cast iron and this one does not have a foundry designation

This Wagner Ware egg skillet is a fantastic gift idea for someone who is dabbling in cast iron cooking or is a camping nut

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

1930s Era Wagner Ware #6 Cast Iron Sautee Skillet with Smooth Bottom, 1056 B victor skillet however most Dutch ovens wereOur full catalog, cleaning and care instructions, and more can be found at castandclarabell. com ? utm_source=EL Wagner, one of the premier hollow ware companies of the early to mid 1900s produced a series of slightly modified versions of its "Stylized Logo". It succeeded the Wagner arc and straight logo and really is the logo that is most visible in vintage cookware. It is a favorite in our kitchen because of its stable solid feel and its lightness