Clark, now if you was to come my way on that skillet some I might be inclined to tell you about this guy that I met. I was in Columbus some time ago and went to an antique store looking for cast iron. The owner told me that he did not have much but he gave me a phone number of a guy who had some. The owner told me that the guy was an odd duck, but he did have cast iron. I called the guy, he lives alone, and he gave me directions how to get there. When I got there I did not have a lot of money but had a little. I bought one small piece from him for around 20.00. BUT, what he showed me was awesome. He has two barns full of cast iron. He only took me to one of them because he said it was easier to get around in that one. He had cast iron stacked and stacked and stacked. Skillets, dutch ovens, great big kettles, like you boil water in to kill a hog, and it was sitting and stacked everywhere. You could hardly squeeze throught the place. He would not take me to the other place because he said he had junk in the doorway and he didn't feel like moving it. I asked him if I could come back and he said yes. I have called him three times since and tried to go back but he comes up with some stupid excuse as to why I can't come, every time. Like I said, he is weird. He told me he has been collecting for at least 30 years. It is quite a place and he is quite a guy, you might have better luck with him than me. I do remember that I saw a number 14 Pie Wagner and he asked 125.00 for it. I can't even remember what else he had. I would go through a stack and put it all back and then go through another stack. It was some experience. I don't think he would have let me come that first time if the other guy had not of called him. And he don't care if he sells anything or not. He likes cast iron, he don't clean it up, he just stacks it up.
