Bonnie Scott
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I don't know what is wrong with the picture on the home page. I have been trying to figure it out. Did Griswold make a slant logo chicken fryer? If anyone knows the answer I would like you to solve the mystery.
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Bonnie Scott
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Do you know the answer? Help me learn, I need guidance.
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My slant logo has an inset heat ring. Did Griswold make a slant logo chicken fryer with an outside heat ring?
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My slant logo has an inset heat ring. Did Griswold make a slant logo chicken fryer with an outside heat ring?
I didn't know the answer but I found this by clicking on the home page picture and then finding it in the list of Griswold pans:
"Griswold had moved their skillet heat rings to inset before the end of the Erie period. This deep skillet was apparently made from a ca. 3rd series deep Erie pattern to which the Slant Erie markings were applied."
Bonnie Scott
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Thanks, now I will be able to sleep tonight. It was bugging me.
Just tormenting. My knowledge of Griswold would fill a thimble.
Bonnie Scott
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My knowledge of Erie is slim. After some studying I a see that I should have recognized the partial ribbed handle and lack of reinforcement as a Series #3 Erie. I think? I don't know.