Gorgeous early 1900's Wapak #9 (#102) cast iron skillet. Made with Erie pattern, restored and Ready to Use! Civil War cookware it just would not be

it just would not be ideal

its simply that they never envisioned that we would be cooking on glass cook tops so it wasn‘t a thought

dutch ovens and cast iron cookware in the south in the Early to Mid 1900's

We only repurpose broken pans

Gorgeous early 1900's Wapak #9 (#102) cast iron skillet. Made with Erie pattern, restored and Ready to Use! Civil War cookware it just would not beThe Wapak tapered "Z" logo was made from the early 1900s until about 1926. Its pattern is likely Erie made as many were from purchased from Griswold. Its lightweight compared to new pieces, and easy to use design make it one sought after piece for collectors and chefs alike. Cooking surface is in great condition, and while it may have small imperfections as the Wapak skillets tend to have, it will be an amazingly smooth surface for you as its used. We