#10 Chuck Wagon 3 legs Wagner??

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Hi all, I have a few items I would like to ask about tonight and this is the first. When you see all the pictures, you will see that the bottom looks like a Griswold with the TM filled in. So I was thinking that rahter than this being a reproducrion, perhaps it was made by Wagner when they acquired the patterns. Your thoughts are MORE THAN welcome as I am just guessing. But it would be nice to know if anyone thinks this is a repro rather than an Ohio piece.

According to the blue book on page 64, IF this were a Gris, it would also have the logo on the lid. I can only find the 10 and will show that in one of the pictures.

Measurements are: 13 3/4 inches accross lid and a bit over 7 inches tall to the top of the lid (not including handle).

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an ear.....

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marking on the underside of lid

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bottom

[Steve_Stephens]

Hope Troy will see your post.  Yes, it's a Sidney made piece, possibly during the General Housewares period (1969-97).  Since these seem heavier than the Griswold p/n180 ones it's possible that "Wagner" made a new pattern for the piece.  But, if so, why do the old markings still exist?  The first Wagner made camp oven still had the Griswold TM but was p/n 310.  The cover did have the slant Griswold TM on the inside but the ERIE mark was not there while it will be there on Erie made (real Griswold) camp ovens.  Later the Griswold TM was taken off both the bottom and top.

Steve