I have seen a few unmarked Wapaks, according to the listings. They look like Wapaks, with defects and such, but Im not convinced they are real Wapaks. Any info here? Could someone have used a Wapak mold? Seems weird since they were someones pattern to begin with. Maybe an obscure foundry? Im just interested in hearing some thoughts. Thanks!
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A bit of inductive reasoning going on with that #10 on eBay right now. I see the Erie ghost, which is what the pan's origins are. If there was also a Wapak ghost, it still wouldn't necessarily mean Wapak made it, only that whoever did used a Wapak that was made from an Erie to make a pattern for it.