1895-1910 2nd Series ERIE #9 cast iron skillet with "A" makers mark. A collector favorite! Don't miss this one. Favorite Piqua making some really cool oval

making some really cool oval cornbread

Collectors and aficionados of cast iron know that lids are the hardest thing to find after you have purchased your skillets

The #8 is because of its versatility of use when making main dishes and sides

It was hand made and not mass manufactured at this stage

1895-1910 2nd Series ERIE #9 cast iron skillet with "A" makers mark. A collector favorite! Don't miss this one. Favorite Piqua making some really cool ovalOur full catalog, cleaning and care instructions, and more can be found at www. castandclarabell. com Its often that we are asked about choosing between skillet makers or versions to help a customer decide on which to purchase. This is virtually impossible because of so many cool idiosyncrasies between each brand. However for the classic, light as a feather, and "special" piece to own. its the Griswold Erie skillets every time. Griswold made Erie