Which variation is this?

[JaredS]

I've just ordered a copy of the YB, but it isn't here yet. Anyone know which variation and the approximate manufacture date for this No. 11?

image by twillightkids, on Flickr

image by twillightkids, on Flickr

 

[Sharon Shuman]

Canna' give you a proper answer for your question, Jared, but when it's cleaned-up you can make delicious rolls in it! My French roll pan is also a "mystery" item, but it makes fine rolls. (This is assuming I'm on form at the time.) Happy holiday, and have fun cooking!

 

[Bonnie Scott]

It's variation #7.

 

[JaredS]

Thanks! Year?

 

[JaredS]

Anyone have the approximate year of manufacture and the YB value for this variation?

 

[Bonnie Scott]

The YB does not give specific dates for the different variations. It only says they were produced from the 1880s to the 1950s.

 

[JaredS]

Ok, thanks. My YB is supposed to be here tomorrow. I've just recently become interested in the gem pans. I'm afraid this particular addiction may prove to be much more damaging than my interest in "normal" cookware.