Awesome! Wagner made National #9 Cast Iron Skillet. Shallow wall skillet, similar to Griswold Victor and Iron Mountain skillets. Gorgeous New-Arrival This version was made in

This version was made in late 1800‘s

Made in the 1920's

prior to when holes were added to handles in more modern patterns

Important: This is a beautiful piece of culinary equipment with nothing wrong with it except there are more than usual utensil marks that have accumulated from use over time

It sits flat with just a little movement when pressing at each corner

Awesome! Wagner made National #9 Cast Iron Skillet. Shallow wall skillet, similar to Griswold Victor and Iron Mountain skillets. Gorgeous New-Arrival This version was made inFor cast iron collectors and cookware fans, its a well known fact that the quality of vintage cast iron is superior to new and modern cast iron. But did you know that many of the main brands, including Wagner, had both unmarked and alternate lines of cast iron that were "price fighters" from the early 1900s? As department stores like Sears came about, changing the way Americans shopped, they clamored for cast iron to be sold in their housewares