Greetings to all WAGS members and visitors. Its been a long time since I last posted on this forum. However I recently acquired a somewhat unusual Griswold #6 slant logo, smooth bottom, wood handled cast iron skillet with pattern #698, that may appeal to those interested in this somewhat controversial series. I welcome any information regarding this quizzical pan, and would also like to ascertain if any other #6 slant/smooth series skillets are known to exist. According to the Blue Book, this slant/smooth series of Griswold's were only produced in Nos. 2, 3, 5, 8, & 9 (no reference to a #6). I further gather that the existence of the #3 and #9 in this series is highly questionable. The main controversy stems from the published dating of this run from 1939-1944. Other highly knowledgeable enthusiasts insist that the production time frame was substantially before this period. Also I was wondering how the aspect of its wood handle affects this particular example's overall collector desirability. Unfortunately, try as I might to resize them, I cant seem to grasp the knack of posting forum pictures. However I would be glad to e-mail them to any interested parties. Any information regarding this inquiry would be greatly welcomed and appreciated. Thanks very much and best regards to all.