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Box office. $115.9 million [4] The Iron Lady is a 2011 biographical drama film based on the life and career of Margaret Thatcher, a British politician who was the longest-serving Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of the 20th century and the first woman to hold the office. [5] The film was directed by Phyllida Lloyd and written by Abi Morgan.
- Non-Griswold Victor Cast Iron
- History
- Is Victor Cast Iron Any good?
- Victor Cast Iron Skillet Sizes
- Why Did Griswold only Make Victor Skillets in Limited sizes?
- How Old Is My Victor Cast Iron Skillet?
- Victor Skillets
- Possible Early Series Victor Skillets
- Cast Iron Skillet Wording
- The Fully Marked Victor Logo
Victor, for some reason, is a popular name for ironware. And you may come across antique and new cast iron using Victor as the brand name. For example, Victor is a cast iron kitchen scale maker’s brand name. A fancy-handled, odorless skillet from the late 1800s sometimes comes into the market and is often associated with Victor Stove Works.
The history of Victor cast-iron is 100 percent connected with Griswold Manufacturing. Griswold manufactured the cookware in the Erie Foundry alongside their main cookware line, Erie and later Griswold. If you want to learn about the history of Griswold cast iron, click the link to learn more. Griswold Manufacturing likely introduced the Victor line...
There is a misconception that economy lines or store brands are of poorer quality. But this is far from the truth. And from my experience, Victor cast iron is just as smooth as my regular Griswold pans. And I have seen many examples of Victor castings with incredibly smooth cooking surfaces. So, if Griswold manufactured these pans to the same quali...
The Most Common Sizes Are 7, 8, and 9.
Another difference between Griswold’s standard line and the Victor line is the number of sizes. From around 1909, Griswold was producing skillets between 2 and 14. However, Griswold limited the sizes of the Victor line. And you will likely find the standard sizes of 7, 8, and 9 on Victor skillets. These sizes were the most common and practical for household needs.
The Rare Sizes Are 5 And 6.
On the fully marked skillets, Griswold introduced sizes 5 and 6. And these are rare sizes in the Victor cast iron line.
Limiting the sizes of the pans had two purposes. Griswold most likely wanted another differential between the Victor and regular lines. And second, Victor cast iron consumers were most likely not frivolous with their funds. And many households probably had a simple wood-burning stove. So large and small cookware was probably impractical and unfeasi...
There are slight variations, such as logo placement on skillets. However, collectors typically recognize three eras of the skillet, and they are: 1. Early Victor Skillets 2. Victor (with Cast Iron Skillet Wording) 3. Fully Marked Victor (with Griswold with E.P.U. marking) We can also get an approximation of the age by looking at the placement of th...
Early skillets take on the characteristics of early Erie skillets. They have an outer or insert heat ring, and the R in VICTOR resembles the flick on some ERIE skillets. Because of these identifiers, we can loosely assume the age of the skillet to be circa the 1890s to early 1900s for skillets with a three-digit numbering system in the center of th...
There are potentially skillets with an outer heat ring without the three-digit numbering system. These skillets could be dated from the 1880s if confirmed, as enthusiasts would reference the period’s first series of Erie skillets. However, I have not seen a skillet without the three digits. Some have sulfur pitting, so I can not confirm this era of...
This logo adds some embellishments to the ironware. The word cast iron skillet is present under the Victor marking. Vintage cast iron enthusiasts can also determine this skillet comes after the previous logo because of the presence of an insert heat ring. On Erie skillets, insert heat rings were present from the third series. So, we can assume the ...
The fully marked logo is a favorite for many Victor Cast iron collectors. Skillets with this marking also have a Griswold and E.P.U. branding. Skillets with this marking are likely to be circa the 1920s. Size number 6 entered the market around the mid-1920s, and size number 5 in the early 1930s.
Selden & Griswold Cast Iron 1873-1884. Matthew Griswold and two brothers from the Selden teamed up and started to make door hinges in 1868. Their factory was known as the Butt Factory, named after the door hinge (butt hinge) manufactured in the casting works. Selden & Griswold started to manufacture hollowware in 1873.
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The Iron Lady: Directed by Phyllida Lloyd. With Meryl Streep, Jim Broadbent, Susan Brown, Alice da Cunha. An elderly Margaret Thatcher talks to the imagined presence of her recently deceased husband as she struggles to come to terms with his death while scenes from her past life, from girlhood to British prime minister, intervene.
