Breakfast with an old friend

Just finish doing 20mi on the bike and drinking a protein shake :crazy:

I should have never opened this thread, I can smell the sausage from here :doh:

Being on a diet is overrated :shocked:

Oh well 11lbs down and 7 togo :roll:
 
I did a nice leisurely 7mi out and back into a 25mph wind. No land speed records set, but did something.
 
Whats the underside of that pan look like ?? :wink: I have this thing for old cast iron. Looks like a griswold 3 but the opening doesnt look right

Edit: Just looked closer. You already answered my question :p
 
Here is the bottom. It has the nickle finish. Best I can tell from markings and finish Griswold made these from 1913-1940.
 
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Another shot. If your experience leads to anything other than what I've found/described I'm open to learning. With changes of logos, ownership of company and commingling of brands it can be daunting to figure out a date.
 
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The call that a LBL (Large block logo) EPU (having Erie PA USA on it). 1920-1940 respectfully. One of my users is a 6 LBL. Nice iron. If you have any other CI questions throw em my way. If I dont know the answer I usually know where to find it
 
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