Hunting Cast Iron Cookware In The WILD!!! Episode-4

[@troypayne3078]

My understanding is that Sidney Hollowware moved its stove division to Marion IN in about 1897. Soon thereafter the Sidney OH plant was sold the Wagner. Marion hollowware was then made in Marion IN. Many companies made stoves and hollowware. This is why Marion cast iron resembles Sidney Hollowware and some Wagner pieces.

[@castIroncookware]

That is some really good information. Thank you for sharing.

[@jonwiersma4225]

Nailpuller. I have an old one just like that I use all the time. They work good for house renovation projects.

[@cillaloves2fish688]

OMG!!! That place is CAST IRON HEAVEN!!

[@castIroncookware]

That is a great place. I've made some awesome friends there too.

[@DanielLee-gm8mp]

All of the pans look beautiful. I wish I could visit that store to pick up a few pieces!

[@castIroncookware]

If I was able , I would have took half of them with me too. I could have gotten into the grocery money real quick.

[@laurielyon1892]

It just amazes me how old some of these are but yet how good they look!!! I am just beginning to look for skillets and such so that I can get rid of some of the non-stick junk and never buy it anymore. Why would I when these will last forever!! Sure wish I realized this a long time ago.

[@AshleyAshleyAshley395]

That’s exactly what I’ve been doing. 90% of my pots and pans are cast iron. My husband laugh at me and say I act like I’m from the 1800’s. Have a bunch of skillets but I haven’t gotten into the really expensive ones yet.

[@lorenzodelacruz1887]

My grandpa had one of those nail pullers. That's why I use screws now. Thanks for the show

[@NotBySight]

Hey thanks for another great video! This one is much better than some previous ones, steadier camera work and most importantly, you told us the price of each piece! Nothing as heartbreaking as seeing a piece and then not knowing what they are asking! 😀 Keep up the GREAT work and thanks again! Happy Thanksgiving!

[@aleset1]

My sister lives on Anderson Creek in Rogersville. Love your channel.

[@karenmckinney6461]

Fabulous video. Thanks for sharing

[@castIroncookware]

Your welcome. Thank you for your comment.

[@Wiencourager]

Lehman hardware is a mail order outfit that also has a store in Kidron, OH in Ohio’s Amish area. Good place to get cast iron! Great place to visit of you get a chance. They even have full size cookstoves.

[@castIroncookware]

The would be an awesome trip.

[@joedeardo2855]

That puller is a carpenters tool. It's for pulling nails

[@gregoryturner2468]

The combo skillet/cover is actually part of a John Johnson combo cooker. They are distinct by the fact that the top/lid doesn't have pour spouts. Also, the patent number confirmed it for me. I like your videos and plan on checking out some of the shops soon since I live close by in Georgia.

[@castIroncookware]

Thank you. That is great information to know. I will pass this along to the booth owner.

[@clintonc108]

patents.google.com/patent/USD91487S/ Even shows a picture.

[@HifiCentret]

2:45 - It is a tool for extracting nails from wood with minimal damage. For when you need to remove planks etc. and want to put them back again (using modern stainless screws, much more convinient than nails but that was the "power tools" of yesterday). You hammer it (using the handle) around the head of the nail then it can be grabbed using the teeth. If using a pry bar and violently lifting the wood instead you risk it breaking - not great if you want to reinstall the piece when you're done doing what you needed to do. Every amateaur craftsman should have one!

[@TheMendez269]

I would have love to buy that big Wagner number 12

[@elizabethmcglothlin5406]

Heavens! I so much wanted you to pick up the hammered finish dutch oven in the center of that rack. I have one I love so much, Griswold 8, and I've never seen it anywhere. The difference between the small hammered outside and smooth inside is very tactile.

[@jmy5071]

Another great video! I’ve lived in Florence my whole life and I have never been to that antique mall! I will definitely be heading over to Rogersville for some Christmas shopping

[@castIroncookware]

Awesome! Please let them know that you seen them on KZbin. Happy shopping and happy Thanksgiving.

[@timfriess3727]

That item that you picked up is a nail puller

[@castIroncookware]

Thank you for the info. That was a curious piece.

[@bradpayne2973]

Most carpenter 's like myself would know that.thanks for all the info on cast iron,love the videos.

[@realmetis8002]

Yup nail puller

[@mrsseasea]

I have a wapak with an “Erie” on it to....rescued it from an garage sale, love that pan too.....but the one you looked at wapak probably had “erie” on it too.

[@castIroncookware]

That "Erie" on your Wapak could be what is referred to as a "ghost mark". Sometimes a mold was used for a different line of cast iron and they would fill in the mold marks and add new markings. Later the fill in would ware away somewhat creating a "ghost mark". Very cool and collectible.

[@kentpaynter1350]

@@castIroncookware Interesting that an Erie mold would end up in Wapakoneta OH. BTW (Home of Neil Armstrong)

[@mrsseasea]

i found a CHF no.10 hammered, it was solid rust, orange as a pumpkin, the guy said “that’s going to take some work”....10.00 i’ve cooked in in since then, i don’t know the age or anything, it’s my favorite pan!, well then so are most of my cast iron......love your channel

[@mrsseasea]

love stoped marking the #14s.

[@MrMikeym46]

That tool you didn't recognize is a nail puller.

[@billgoodwin3008]

Great video . If you like “new” old stuff , check out Lehman’s Hardware right in the heart of amish country in Ohio . Keep these informative videos coming . Semper Fi

[@castIroncookware]

Thank you. I hope to get up there and check them out.

[@anthonystubblefield4987]

Nail puller!!!

[@barbedstar6480]

Staple puller.

[@carlcowdin7617]

Nail puller

[@gbmarie836]

After seeing the way some people restore cast iron I would never buy refurbished, I do not want acid or any other of the extreme poisons they are using in any skillet I would use. And, I doubt if the vinegar bath does what they say it will do to neutralize the poison.

[@castIroncookware]

Electrolysis, Lye bath and oven cleaner in a bag methods are the only ones that I personally endorse. Most of the other methods can damage the cast-iron. Lye is the main ingredient in the oven cleaner in a bag method. The main ingredient in the electrolysis method is washing soda. Once you get down to bare metal, these can be washed away fairly easily.

[@rickilynnwolfe8357]

Men have there Man Cave's and Woman have there She Shed's :) loved the video tks for sharring God Bless 🙏💜

[@castIroncookware]

Thank you so very much.

[@joniangelsrreal6262]

Question..? What is the (chrome) colored item comprised of …?

[@castIroncookware]

I think that you may be referring the the nickel plated piece.

[@carolynroden6690]

I have a 10” skillet with fire ring only marks on back are the number 10 on the top and number 1033 on the bottom…who is the maker of this skillet? Thank you.

[@mrsseasea]

i have that “half skillet” but all i can see is the #8

[@gbmarie836]

Will you give your opinion of the safety of using these for cooking after someone may have soaked it in acid for days?

[@castIroncookware]

I personally use the lye tank method and the electrolysis tank method. I would never use acid of any kind to clean cast iron because you can destroy the cast-iron as well. Lye is virtually an organic method that will only eat way the organic residue on the cast-iron. Once they have turned has been stripped, vinegar will neutralize the lye and it all can be washed away with an SOS pad and then dish soap after that.

[@mrsseasea]

you callus make 3 videos, and i could watch all 3....

[@bridgettegarrett8588]

How, where can I buy your seasoning oil

[@castIroncookware]

You can find Easy Beezy Cast Iron Seasoning on my website. easybeezy.com

[@jimedmondson3725]

That’s a nail puller-

[@LegalAmerican4]

Every single one of these would be $125 where I live

[@eatportchops]

Looked like a boot scraper to clean the mud off your boots before going inside

[@bornfree3963]

I have a 10-1/4 inch on the bottom with the letters C S at the top, and MADE IN U.S.A, AND H at the bottom. Anyone has any idea about it? Thanks!

[@Southernsmile4u]

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[@cm3952]

Loads of info!! Thanks and show the handles more often you tend to hold them by the handle hence hiding all of the info, like the Martin handles,js

[@castIroncookware]

Yes, you are correct. I tend to realize that after it's too late. I will try to make sure to show the handles in the future.

[@howardg7162]

Nail puller for carpenters