Lodge Blacklock Cast Iron Skillet

Blacklock is the name of the first factory of the Lodge Cast Iron, founded in 1896 in South Pittsburgh, Tennessee, United States. It was adopted as the model of the cast iron cookware. Lodge Blacklock combines heritage with modern innovation. Until getting a cast iron kitchen utensil that is slim, easy to handle, and lighter Through the oil baking in the production process 3 times that makes the skin smooth, ready to use immediately

The number * 96 * behind the pan is 1896, the year that Joseph Lodge changed the abandoned factory in the city. South Pittsburgh, Tennessee, named Blacklock Foundry.

The number * 39 * behind the pan is 1939, the year after the Great Depression. The hard times have been successful.

Lodge Blacklock cast iron cookware for all types of spatula. Can use with all types of stoves Including induction furnace Do not use in the microwave Do not clean in the dishwasher