unmarked HR #9 skillet with 756 on it

[Mike Goulet]

Helping a friend  figure out who made it,  any help is appreciated.


even tho  i resized it  I had to crop it to fit the 250kb size limit,  sorry for  3/4  of a pan photo lol

waiting on more complete photos from him

thanks
Mike

[Mark Ritter]

It is a unmarked Griswold skillet. These came in #7, #8, and #9. I have a #8 no#755.

[Mike Goulet]

Hi Mark

 thanks for the info, any idea  on date and value( ish)?

 Mike

[Mark Ritter]

I really don't know about the other questions that you asked about. I believe that they were a earlier skillet. Maybe someone else here could help you out on this better than I can.

[Cheryl Watson]

The Red Book shows these on P 134 (#8), places circa at 1920's, and value of $45 - $60.   

[Mike Goulet]

Thanks Cheryl

I found two  on line,  one starting bid at $89, and other asking price of 180 ish

Mike

[Mark Zizzi]

I could maybe see $89, if it's excellent condition..$180... no way.
Are you going to clean it up? I'd like to see :) an after pic if you do.

[Mike Goulet]

Hey Mark

I don't have the skillet,   buddy in Alberta does,  he just plans to sell it, and doubt he'll be cleaning it up..

[Gary Salsman]

Some say these were unmarked victors. I believe they are the same size as the victors (slightly smaller than regular Griswolds), and the pattern number is in the same range