Identifying unmarked 10 1/2 inch griddle

[Valerie Johnson]

I just picked up a nice little 10 1/2 inch griddle, no manufacturer name but I think it is a pre 1960 Wagner Ware piece, Round cast iron griddle, Block number 9 on top of handle, Letter A on underside of handle, 10 1/2 Inch Griddle at 6 Oclock and a letter A under it.

If my research is correct this is  pre 1960 Wagner Ware, I have it soaking in oven cleaner in a plastic bag at the moment to clean the years of built up crud and will post photos when possible.
Thanks
Valerie

[Roger Barfield]

That's what it sounds like from your description.  The photos will help to tell you for sure.   

[Valerie Johnson]

Hi Roger, I am still cleaning it up but I have confirmed it is a Wagner, It has a Wagner  Ware Sidney "O" mark that is barely visible but can be seen when held at the right angle and right lighting.

Thank you

[Valerie Johnson]

Markings actually say 10 1/4 INCH and not 10 1/2

[Valerie Johnson]

Mostly cleaned up with a coating of Canola oil to keep it from rusting, The swirl mark appears to be from the surface machining

[Valerie Johnson]

now the bottom pics

[Valerie Johnson]

The ghost mark, It is really hard to see, even more so since I applied the oil but with the right lighting and angle I can make out Wagner and Sidney O, The last pic shows the contour of the top edge

[Cheryl Watson]

I think you were correct.  :)
Newer made Wagner.

[Randy Eckstein]

Common size and one like that always sits on my stovetop for hash browns, grilled cheese, pancakes, etc. Second most used piece of cast iron I have.

[Valerie Johnson]

Yes a common size, So much I have 3 , The 3 are all a little different but still the basic 10 1/4- 10 1/2" griddles.