I used electrolysis to save some Dutch ovens I got from a garage sale.
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These are just old Lodge camping dutches. Most of my stuff is. Some people buy cast iron and treat it poorly. Once it rusts, they give up on it and I rescue them. I have quite a few. Nothing collector worthy; just functional. I’ve helped friends restore theirs and show them how to care for them. I’d rather see them used then tossed.
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AS some of you may know. Starting this past January, Lodge has been doing a "Legacy Series". This will feature discontinued cast iron pieces that will be produced for a limited amount of time! For now, they have brought back their fluted cake pan. These are cool pieces, not my jam, but cool pieces none the less. What I am really looking forward too is when they re-run their vintage skillets and griddles. I am hoping these will be deep throwbacks, like before they ever had the classic "tear-drop" handles, but we will see. (No chance of seeing throw back prices, though)
This will be really cool if we can pick up some vintage griddles and skillets.
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As we all already are fully aware of, MCIS is quite contagious...
My neighbour asked me over th other night, purportedly to imbibe.
Well, turns out, we (I)
ended up puttin a baker's rack together, to house his pan collection, after seein mine...
Here's a few pics of Matt's new rack, an his pots/pans collection:
I see symptoms, don't know bout y'all...
Mebbe, I'm a bad influence???
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This was an old chicken fryer pan I found at an antique store last fall. I made a quick E- tank to clean it up and gave the pan as a Christmas gift. I did however forget to take the picture after seasoning it. It came out pretty good and works flawlessly, but there is a few spots i should have gotten a bit better.
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Very nice chicken fryer and a Griswold at that! I'd have a hard time giving that one away.Comment
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Relatively modern. Used mostly for eggs.
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Polarbear777
Looks like a bee-yoo-tee-mous piece, least to me, brother!
But, If what I know was whiskey, it wouldn't much dampen th bottom of a thimble, an if what I thought was horsepower, why, it wouldn't drive a pissant's wagon clean round th inside track of a Cheerio!!!
Suh-weet CI, more info, please, Sir!
(I gotsa Lodge Chef's Skillet, love th Hail outtuvit!)Last edited by Mr. Bones; March 22, 2018, 08:20 PM.Comment
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Few more pieces I found floatin round th Ol Homestead, here...
Tramontina, Lodge, Wagner, Griswold, Piqua, BSR... they're all present, an accounted fer!
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Here's a nice Erie#8...
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Here's a (still semi-) plated Slant Griswold #8:
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Favourite Diamond # 3:
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Where are the Diamonds made? Never heard of them before. In Duluth Mn we use to have a old forging company called Diamond tools. They made tools and noteably pitching horse shoes. The horse shoes bring big bucks these days. I have a unused pair in the box I've been offered $500 for. Don't recall them making CI pans though. -
Frozen Smoke Th Diamond Logo pieces are generally considered to be early 'Favorite' , though some claim CHF*
*Chicago Hardware Foundry
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What makes it look all cattywampus is I'm usin th CL or ePay auction photos, in some cases...
Mudkat
I do so fer th sake of brevity, since I reckon only a few of us are interested....
If ya want a closer look at any detail posted, pls lmk; I'll serve it up soon as is practicableLast edited by Mr. Bones; March 25, 2018, 04:43 AM.Comment
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