Gorgeous! Wagner's National 8 Cast Iron Skillet "8c". Circa 1920's, beautiful vintage daily user Alabama iron This skillet looks

This skillet looks

It features the incised #10 style mark at 12 Oclock position

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

There are multiple versions of Aebleskivers

and even use for poached eggs

Gorgeous! Wagner's National 8 Cast Iron Skillet "8c". Circa 1920's, beautiful vintage daily user Alabama iron This skillet looksSee our full line and helpful tips and advice at www. castandclarabell. com For cast iron collectors and cookware fans, its a well known fact that the quality of vintage cast iron is superior to new and modern cast iron. But did you know that many of the main brands, including Wagner, had both unmarked and alternate lines of cast iron that were "price fighters" from the early 1900s? As department stores like Sears came about, changing the way