[Library ebook] The Book of Griswold and Wagner: Favorite Wapak, Sidney Hollow Ware
✿ David G. Smith, Chuck Wafford ✿
| #43436 in Books | Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. | 2011-02-28 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 10.90 x1.20 x8.50l,2.86 | File Name: 0764337297 | 328 pages |
||6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.| Excellent book|By kp|I am not new at collecting cast iron but i did not have any reference material to refer to until i bought this book. I was not interested in selling, just in buying at garage sales, etc. This book is excellent as far as i am concerned. True, everything that Griswold and Wagner made is not pictured or referenced in the book but it sure gives a good idea|About the Author|"The Pan Man," David G. Smith, is both a collector and dealer of cast iron cookware, and has assembled one of the finest collections of iron muffin pans in the nation. He resides in the Buffalo region of New York. Chuck Wafford, "Cast Iron Char
The Book of Griswold & Wagner, referred to as the blue book by collectors is the most complete, accurate, and widely used reference and is coveted by collectors. It is now back in its 4th edition with even more pictures, updated values for cast iron cookware and kitchen collecting enthusiasts, and expanded charts. This definitive, encyclopedic guide details durable cast-iron antiques, including cornstick pans, griddles, Dutch ovens, gem pans, coffee grinders and roaster...
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