Big bacon skillet! Beautiful 1930's Lodge #10 Cast Iron Skillet with 3 Notch Heat Ring Wagners Cast iron There is a small chip

There is a small chip in the bottom of the lid

It‘s the Phantom of The Iron Opera as half of it saw a hard life and the other half (the interior) was safe and secure

It looks like it was stored for some length of time because there was an even amount of surface rust on it

The open cup design that Griswold uses for many of their vintage pans creates a circulation that produces even cooking with wonderful results

This fully marked

Big bacon skillet! Beautiful 1930's Lodge #10 Cast Iron Skillet with 3 Notch Heat Ring Wagners Cast iron There is a small chipHave you ever heard the phrase "its not your grandmothers. so and so?" Well, this IS my grandmothers skillet and they made them so much lighter and smoother back then. Clara Bell bought her #8 three notch Lodge in the 40s before she left Tennessee to move north. This skillet sits on our stove top and will for a long time to come. It features the incised #10 style mark at 12 Oclock position. Trust us on this one, if you havent used a vintage Lodge (see