I found this today at a thrift shop I go to. Don't usually have much CI, but today there were two stacks under a shelf. Five were new Lodge, one looked like BSR, and this one on the bottom. Never seen a Marion before. This has to be the lightest CI skillet for its size that I have ever handled. Don't see any ghost, but it's pretty cruddy. A bit of pitting on the bottom but not warped or damaged. For $8.95 I think I did pretty good.
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Marion Stove Company - The Cast Iron Collector: Information for The Vintage Cookware Enthusiast
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I'd say great score. And great price.