Cast iron skillet sale!

[Terrierman]

4 hours ago, netboy said:

Wow, you must really like cast iron.🙂

And he's an honest to Pete, no joke expert collector and restorer.  Plus a few of us think he's a pretty good guy too.

[BilletHead]

Just now, Terrierman said:

And he's an honest to Pete, no joke expert collector and restorer.  Plus a few of us think he's a pretty good guy too.

       Dang

[Terrierman]

4 hours ago, BilletHead said:

                 Just want to let you all in on what happened before I posted all this stuff.  I have a friend and he is a member here on OAF. He did me a solid and I needed to offer him what I had first. One of the pieces a Dutch oven and lid I still had to run through the E-tank to clean and then season. I got right on it after he said he wanted it. Got it done. Couldn't of been happier on how it turned out. A real old Lodge oven and a Ozark Crescent Foundry Lid. Lid is not correct but fits nicely but I will be on the look out for correct lid and trade it out if he wants.

     Then he wanted a Chicken fryer. That was not in my list but had one. Wagner with a matching Wagner glass lid. I lucked into the lid a few years ago. It boggles my mind a glass lid made for cast iron made it this many years. Lid has Wagner Ware embossed in it.

    He also got three Skillets. Thanks to my friend who I met through the forum. He can post up his ID if he chooses.

 

I like and use Cast Iron a lot myself.  For skillets I have a #5 Wagner, two #8 Wagner and one #10 Wagner.  For Dutch ovens I have a 12" smooth interior three leg no name with a lid for outdoor cooking with coals and a 10" older smooth interior Lodge that's not for cooking with coals.

I've been wanting a Chicken Fryer for years.  Deep Skillets or Chicken Fryers are NOT easy to find, especially with a lid.  For The Milo Person to have that piece (and the lid!) and actually let it go to me is really special.  My Daughter In Law gets a spectacular Dutch Oven and Lid.  And another dear friend is getting the three skillets.

Thanks so much BH.  And thanks for taking care of Uncle Odie like you did.

[BilletHead]

2 minutes ago, Terrierman said:

I like and use Cast Iron a lot myself.  For skillets I have a #5 Wagner, two #8 Wagner and one #10 Wagner.  For Dutch ovens I have a 12" smooth interior three leg no name with a lid for outdoor cooking with coals and a 10" older smooth interior Lodge that's not for cooking with coals.

I've been wanting a Chicken Fryer for years.  Deep Skillets or Chicken Fryers are NOT easy to find, especially with a lid.  For The Milo Person to have that piece (and the lid!) and actually let it go to me is really special.  My Daughter In Law gets a spectacular Dutch Oven and Lid.  And another dear friend is getting the three skillets.

Thanks so much BH.  And thanks for taking care of Uncle Odie like you did.

           You are so welcome Rick! Pleasure was mine. 

[Terrierman]

1 minute ago, BilletHead said:

           You are so welcome Rick! Pleasure was mine. 

Looking at that Dutch that's for Erin, mine is more or less a perfect match, though not as old and has the Lodge Lid.  They sure look like twins to my amateur eye.  

[Mitch f]

16 minutes ago, Terrierman said:

I like and use Cast Iron a lot myself.  For skillets I have a #5 Wagner, two #8 Wagner and one #10 Wagner.  For Dutch ovens I have a 12" smooth interior three leg no name with a lid for outdoor cooking with coals and a 10" older smooth interior Lodge that's not for cooking with coals.

I've been wanting a Chicken Fryer for years.  Deep Skillets or Chicken Fryers are NOT easy to find, especially with a lid.  For The Milo Person to have that piece (and the lid!) and actually let it go to me is really special.  My Daughter In Law gets a spectacular Dutch Oven and Lid.  And another dear friend is getting the three skillets.

Thanks so much BH.  And thanks for taking care of Uncle Odie like you did.

Have you ever read up on Broasted Chicken? When done by the book, the best fried chicken I’ve ever tasted.

[BilletHead]

23 minutes ago, Terrierman said:

Looking at that Dutch that's for Erin, mine is more or less a perfect match, though not as old and has the Lodge Lid.  They sure look like twins to my amateur eye.  

           Started making those ones in 1925. Still do except in 60 started to be different. Older ones polished up. After 60 not. 

[Walleyedmike]

Thanks for the skillets Billethead. Was awesome meeting you!

WM

[BilletHead]

5 hours ago, Walleyedmike said:

Thanks for the skillets Billethead. Was awesome meeting you!

WM

                   You bet Mike and pleasure meeting you too. Enjoy your skillets and catch some fish this weekend. I am betting our paths will cross again. 

[Deadstream]

BilletHead. Did you get my PM?    Not sure how this all works.