With skillets and such we have no proof what Blacklock made. The only items we know for sure have Blacklock cast on them. The so-called experts, and sites, typically have just borrowed research from here and present it as their own. We had some discussions on Blacklock, a member Tim sent me a series of emails with ideas that he had on the progression of Blacklock/Lodge skillets. I put them in a PDF so members could look it over, make comments, suggest, etc. it has been consequently stolen from this site twice. I think that Tim did an great job in showing why certain skillets go together, but nowhere did he state these are Blacklock, these are Lodge. And now on the internet everything that isn't marked and might be older is proclaimed Blacklock. Nobody has any proof when Blacklock burnt down, what skillets they were making, and what the very first Lodge skillets look like. The Blacklock Catalog I have is of no help either, as a generic photo was used. So unless it is marked, it is a guess. We have been able to connect one series of skillets with Blacklock/Lodge due to some older Camp Ovens with the same markings. But to ID those as Blacklock would be speculation. Lodge, BS&R both had wide graceful pour spouts on their older skillets. Yours does not. The kettle I have no idea as I really have never looked much into them
