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     • Manufacturers often cast a pattern number -- also known as a catalog number -- into each piece with a small group of numbers or numbers with letters, such as "701" or "1053C." They usually appear on the underside of the cookware and identify the mold used to cast the piece.
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   What does a number on a cast iron pan mean?

   • Almost all vintage cast iron will have a number regardless of other markings. And the numbers are typically found on the handle or the bottom of the pan. Often, people think the number represents the size of the skillet, but that’s not the case.

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   How do you know if a cast iron pan has a model number?

   • These letters are common on vintage Lodge cast iron pieces. Other brands (like Wagner) will sometimes use letters instead, like H. Pans are also sometimes marked with model numbers like 8, 10, or 90. The numbers might match the gas numbers on your cooker, or they might be a code to show you the diameter of your cast iron pan.

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   How do you identify a vintage cast iron skillet?

   • Looking for the trademark or logo is by far the most common way people identify vintage cast iron. Most markings are found on the bottom of the pan. It may simply have the name of the city where it was manufactured. For example, a Griswold will have “Erie” etched on the bottom of the skillet if made from 1880 to 1910.

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   What does SK mean on a cast iron pan?

   • It may be marked SK for the skillet, G for griddle, or DO for Dutch oven. These letters are common on vintage Lodge cast iron pieces. Other brands (like Wagner) will sometimes use letters instead, like H. Pans are also sometimes marked with model numbers like 8, 10, or 90.

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   How do you know if a cast iron pan is old?

   • Before the 60s, you didn’t have to indicate the source country of your pan. So if your pan has embossed letters and numbers, it was probably cast later. The bottom of the pan will often have other details too. It may be marked SK for the skillet, G for griddle, or DO for Dutch oven. These letters are common on vintage Lodge cast iron pieces.

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   How many numbers are on Erie skillets?

   • For example, as many five or six different numbers appear on the early Erie skillets: Perhaps the original plan was to have a unique number for each and every pattern made, or to change numbers when the design was updated.

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   Griswold pieces like skillets and dutch ovens are inscribed with their size number and a pattern number. Other Griswold pieces like gem and muffin pans have both an item number and a pattern number inscribed in them.

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   Feb 4, 2024 · Key Takeaway. The numbers on cast iron refer to the size of the cookware. These numbers indicate the diameter of the cookware in inches, and sometimes also the depth. So, for example, a cast iron skillet with a number 8 stamped on the bottom means that it has an 8-inch diameter.

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   My son, who plans to eventually live off-grid, has been collecting cast iron skillets. From Dutch oven cookers, and frying pans from large to small, every piece has a number (and often a letter) either on the handle or on the under-side.

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   Nov 14, 2013 · This is an interesting article from Cast Iron Collector website on an explanation of the meanings of the letters and number on the bottom of cast iron pans. I never knew what they meant but was always curious. I did know that it was not the diameter of the skillet…

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   • Start with the Brand. When you spot a cast iron skillet at the junkyard or flea market, it could be a hundred years old. So it helps if you review common cast iron brands before you start scouring salvage piles.
   • Go to Google. Another useful trick is to use ‘Google Images’ and study marked cast iron pans. You can memorize their distinctive features. That way, you can recognize those hints and tell-tale features even when they don’t have a distinguishable brand name stamped above them.
   • Review Old Logos. Modern-day Lodge pans have the egg-logo which consists of an egg sitting inside a skillet. The bowl of the skillet is the ‘o’ on Lodge.
   • Check for Provenance. If you’re insistent on where your pan was made, look for an origin marker. It may be embossed, recessed, or carved onto the pan.

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   Skillets exist which exhibit the characteristics of early BSR Red Mountain, but with the size number instead incised on the top of the handle, and no other markings except for perhaps some incised dots on the underside of the handle.

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    Mar 12, 2022 · Almost all vintage cast iron will have a number regardless of other markings. And the numbers are typically found on the handle or the bottom of the pan. Often, people think the number represents the size of the skillet, but that’s not the case.