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Oh cool! Thank you so much! Do you know where I can find out information about their history? My Grandma had told me something about the manufacturer making war needed items, like many other manufacturing companies, but I cannot remember much else of the story and am hoping reading the manufacturer's history will jog my memory. Thanks again! I love these pans of hers. They work like a horse and wash up like a dream.

I feel like I should include that I have short sausage fingers, and anyone with stubby, meaning wide, and short fingers can attest, that touch screens + sausage fingers are nooooot friends. I type more typOs than words. Additionally, I have this goofy form of dysgraphia whereby I swap letters and for real, cannot readily identify that I have swapped said letters. That translates into my inability many times, especially during stress, arthritis flare, etc. my not being able to see typ-Os. I do re-read my posts prior to hitting submit, however, the goofy unruly crossed wires in my brain see the words as typed correctly many times, until outside attention is brought to it, and even then I have to put effort into slowing my brain down to visually view the typo. Drives me bonkers lol. I am of the generation where unproofread essays were sometimes thought of as disrespectful, which also has a bit to do with being sent to 8 years of Catholic schools, followed by 4 of CCD, which is why I refer to myself as a recovering Catholic. Im still Catholic, God help me, however working steadfastly to minimize the guilt that came with, and become more realistic. 😉

I tried looking in nsf.org, however that is an expansive site. Holy moley. I was not prepared for how much information is located there. I looked briefly, however without proper credentials nor reason to register with them, I could not see if they had any information such as the manufacturer's history. I did find on another site, an auctioneer's site, that the former company was called "Lincoln Wear Ever." So now I am going to see if I can find their history. 😊

Thanks for the replies everyone. Well currently I have been working through eastern european foods. Cabbage and egg noodles with chicken sausage was dinner. I bakes speculass (windmill) cookies this am. My favorite dish? Thats difficult. I adore anything using beef short ribs, seafood and ricotta stuffed shells, lasagna, crepes, roasted pecans are a favorite to bake with, brittles, sweet breads especially with almond or fig filling, I cannot pick just one!

Oh snap lol. I meant to write spices. I apologize.

I inherited a set of BEACON WARE sheet pand from my Grandma. Oh that woman could bake! I remember her telling me a story about the pans, but I cannot f8nd a shred of information on the history of who manufactured them or anything. Does anyone here know? I have attached a pic of the back of her pans. Thank you for reading.

I have about 45 myself. But I seem to have an addiction for baking tools, pans, flavoring types, and those things. Everything from cannoli molds to empanada and dumpling forms/sealers to pasta drying racks and bread pans and doo-dads. I see things and cant wait to get home to try them. Its sortof the same as your pots and pans collection, with a bit of a twist. No pun intended

My name is Mary. I appreciate the approval to my request. I adore all things cooking and baking especially learning about how different cultures use spines and ingredients differently than what I am accustomed to. I hope to interact with others here.