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     • The Iron Mountain skillets all have inset heat rings. The heat ring, of course, is the circular raised ring at the bottom of the skillet. The ring’s purpose was to hold the pan within the open stove “eye” on the old coal or wood-burning stoves.
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   Do Iron Mountain Skillets have inset heat rings?

   • The Iron Mountain skillets all have inset heat rings. The heat ring, of course, is the circular raised ring at the bottom of the skillet. The ring’s purpose was to hold the pan within the open stove “eye” on the old coal or wood-burning stoves. Every cast iron cookware piece in the Iron Mountain line is marked with a pattern number.

   Identifying the Griswold Iron Mountain Line of Vintage Cast Iron

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   How were cast iron skillets made?

   • In the earlier days of cast iron production, skillets were often thinner and lighter. The manufacturing process involved hand-pouring the molten iron into molds and then painstakingly polishing the cooled product to a smooth finish. This resulted in a cast-iron skillet that was easier to handle and quicker to heat up.

   How to Identify the Age of Your Old Cast Iron Skillet

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   Did Griswold make Iron Mountain cast iron?

   • Griswold made Iron Mountain cast iron between the 1930s and 1940s. Since Iron Mountain cast-iron was a budget line, it is probably not a surprise Iron Mountain skillets have a heat ring for use on older wood and coal ranges. Here is an Iron Mountain skillet. Note the 4 digit pattern number and the unusually shaped handle.

   Griswold Cast Iron Skillets Simple Identification Guide. - Boonie Hicks

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   How do you identify a Griswold Iron Mountain Skillet?

   • But there are a few characteristics that the Iron Mountain skillet series has that can identify them. Look for a rectangular hole in the handle. Griswold made Iron Mountain cast iron between the 1930s and 1940s.

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   Oct 5, 2023 · The Iron Mountain skillets all have inset heat rings. The heat ring, of course, is the circular raised ring at the bottom of the skillet. The ring’s purpose was to hold the pan within the open stove “eye” on the old coal or wood-burning stoves.

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   Jul 26, 2013 · I have 2 cast iron skillets with heat rings and they sit flat when cold but when cooking with them they don't sit flat. Is this normal?

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   Nov 6, 2023 · The ERIE skillets often have a heat ring and are known for their lighter weight and thinner walls compared to later models. Collectors can identify these early pieces by the distinct italicized lettering and absence of the Griswold name, which was added to later products.

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   All BSR. Skillets: If heat ring, unbroken and inset. Ridge on bottom of skillet handle does not flatten out at sidewall of pan. Lids have indented dimples for basting drippers. Dutch oven lids also have pour spout "ears"

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   May 21, 2023 · It does have a heat ring that is solid (not notched), it does not have a gate mark, the bottom of the handle does not have a ridge, nor are there lines on the top of the handle (like the pans of Asian origination), the pan is fairly heavy with a very smooth cooking surface.

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   Look for a rectangular hole in the handle. Griswold made Iron Mountain cast iron between the 1930s and 1940s. Since Iron Mountain cast-iron was a budget line, it is probably not a surprise Iron Mountain skillets have a heat ring for use on older wood and coal ranges.

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   Oct 5, 2023 · The Iron Mountain skillets all have inset heat rings. The heat ring, of course, is the circular raised ring at the bottom of the skillet. The ring’s purpose was to hold the pan within the open stove “eye” on the old coal or wood-burning stoves. Pattern number. Every cast iron cookware piece in the Iron Mountain line is marked with a pattern number.