Score or no score?

[Shane Lewis]

Picked up what I think is a non-marked Wagner square skillet for $12, and a Sidney -O- chicken fryer for $25.
How did I do?
Can you tell me if the lid is correct to the fryer from the sorry pics?

[Shane Lewis]

Anothe of the fryer lid.

[Shane Lewis]

The marks on the square skillet. Also, if anyone has tips on better pics, let me know.

[Cheryl Watson]

Tips on Better Pics:

http://www.griswoldandwagner.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1383802487

[Will Person]

First,  your chicken fryer came with a glass lid.  Second,  that is a dutch oven lid.   Third,  that is a Wagner square skillet,  made post 1960


Will

[Shane Lewis]

First,  your chicken fryer came with a glass lid.  Second,  that is a dutch oven lid.   Third,  that is a Wagner square skillet,  made post 1960


Will

Did I get burnt ?

[Cheryl Watson]

For $37 total, I'd say no, you did not get burned.

Each piece would have cost about $12.50, so if all pieces are good condition you did just fine!

[Shane Lewis]

For $37 total, I'd say no, you did not get burned.

Each piece would have cost about $12.50, so if all pieces are good condition you did just fine!

I was suprised that the fryer actually had a lid at all.
Most I see are $30 with no lid, and usually warped.
The square skillets are usually high in this area, too, and warped.

[Shane Lewis]

How common is the correct glass lid?
Never seen anything at a shop with a glass lid, as it is either no lid or a lid that don't fit.
This lid actually fits.

[Mark Zizzi]

Have you checked ebay?...I've seen them on there. Is this going to be a personal user or something to turn around? If a user, any lid  that fits will do the same thing.  ;)

[Will Person]

If you want a glass lid.  Find one at goodwill or a thrift shop.  Or,  just use the dutch oven lid.  And then look for a #8 dutch oven bottom.  Very common bottom.  And usually cheap without a lid.

Good luck.

Will