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andiesenji

andiesenji


Correct the date I enter wrong. Should be 1949 instead of 1959

That little hole in the handle and the "scoop and ridge" underneath  show that this is a *BSR skillet with heat ring.

 

*Birmingham Stove and Range co.   Made between 1949 and 1968.  The small size of the pour spouts show this was the "Century" series made in the 1950s.  In 1960 the Made in USA across the "top" opposite the handle, was added.

 

This size is fairly common and not expensive, sell in the low 20s unless in near pristine condition.  

 

If you come across a #8 or a #3 with the same characteristics, they are worth $150.00  and $75.00.  

andiesenji

andiesenji

That little hole in the handle and the "scoop and ridge" underneath  show that this is a *BSR skillet with heat ring.

 

*Birmingham Stove and Range co.   Made between 1959 and 1968.  The small size of the pour spouts show this was the "Century" series made in the 1950s.  In 1960 the Made in USA across the "top" opposite the handle, was added.

 

This size is fairly common and not expensive, sell in the low 20s unless in near pristine condition.  

 

If you come across a #8 or a #3 with the same characteristics, they are worth $150.00  and $75.00.  

andiesenji

andiesenji

That little hole in the handle and the "scoop and ridge" underneath  show that this is a *BSR skillet wit heat ring.

 

*Birmingham Stove and Range co.   Made between 1959 and 1968.  The small size of the pour spouts show this was the "Century" series made in the 1950s.  In 1960 the Made in USA across the "top" opposite the handle, was added.

 

This size is fairly common and not expensive, sell in the low 20s unless in near pristine condition.  

 

If you come across a #8 or a #3 with the same characteristics, the are worth $150.00  and $75.00.  

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