13000 pieces of old CI in a museum

[EdP]

The Pan Handler http://thepan-handler.com/has a Facebook page that recently had an interview with a couple in Tacoma, Washington that has a collection of about 13000 pieces of cast iron.
https://www.facebook.com/ThePanHandler1/

 

[Bonnie Scott]

That facebook link was private. I think this might be the place here. Cast iron junkie.
https://www.facebook.com/Cast-Iron-Junkie-293655930765006/

 

[EdP]

That facebook link was private. I think this might be the place here. Cast iron junkie.
https://www.facebook.com/Cast-Iron-Junkie-293655930765006/

Cast Iron Junkie is not the same as the Pan-Handler. Yes it is private. You have to have a Facebook account to access. Or go to the website and scroll down a little on right hand side you will see the Facebook blue icon. It is the same link I posted above.

 

[Ty L.]

13,000?!?!?! Now I know who to blame when I go CI hunting and can't find anything.

 

[Bonnie Scott]

Cast Iron Junkie is not the same as the Pan-Handler. Yes it is private. You have to have a Facebook account to access. Or go to the website and scroll down a little on right hand side you will see the Facebook blue icon. It is the same link I posted above.

Cast iron junky is the people in Tacoma that have the collection. I just wanted to see the iron, I didn't want to join facebook. Cast iron junky's page is not private so I was able to see their enormous collection. That is a lot of eye candy.

 

[EdP]

Cast iron junky is the people in Tacoma that have the collection. I just wanted to see the iron, I didn't want to join facebook. Cast iron junky's page is not private so I was able to see their enormous collection. That is a lot of eye candy.

Yea, it is. I am saying The Pan Handler interviewed the couple from Tacoma, Washington from my original post. That is where I saw the picture of their collection and a discussion. The Cast Iron Junkie and The Pan-Handler are two distinct Facebook pages.