Griswold 2505 Cast Iron Skillet No 5 Erie PA Vintage Collectible HTF

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#5 Griswold cast iron pan 2505. It is in very good condition with no cracks, or repairs. We ship via UPS Ground for $12 anywhere in the USA- sorry, no post boxes!Good Luck and be sure to check our other items! Happy Bidding!More pix or dimensions available upon request- Questions? Just Ask!A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE GRISWOLD MANUFACTURING COMPANY OF ERIE, PA, AS IT PERTAINS TO COLLECTORS OF CAST IRON COOKWAREIn 1865, two Erie families associated by marriage, joined in a modest venture to manufacture door hinges. The Selden and Griswold union paved the way for The Griswold Manufacturing Company of Erie, Pennsylvania, recognized world wide as producers of fine cast iron products, especially cookware.Between 1865 and 1957 when they closed production of the plant at the corner of 12 th and Raspberry Street, their line of cookware had been sold and used around the world. Their designers and engineers produced many patents spanning almost 100 years of manufacture. Before the turn of the 20 th century, they added cast aluminum products to their line. In the 1920's they enameled some cookware and by the 1930's they offered electric items to their product list. They produced commercial pieces for use in restaurants.The company was in trouble by the 1940's for a variety of reasons. Many products were being introduced by other cookware companies read more
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