Would like to find used cast iron implements. Where?

thanks, we'll be out west this summer not sure where after our stat in sd

Wanderlost wrote:
Hit the local garage sales and estate sales. Find your independent thrift stores, Goodwill and Salvation Army stores. I've gotten my best non-inherited pieces from these sources, at very reasonable prices.

Hit the local garage sales and estate sales. Find your independent thrift stores, Goodwill and Salvation Army stores. I've gotten my best non-inherited pieces from these sources, at very reasonable prices.

Academy and bass pro stores in tx. Area.

Thank you, I didn't think of Berlin area.

agteacher wrote:
TSC and Rural King carry Lodge cast iron. For used items try the flea markets in the Columbus. I know there used to be one on west Broad in Columbus. The Wooster area has a large Amish population and you may find them there. I have seen them at the flea market at Indian Lake, Traders World (Monroe), and Caesars Creek.

TSC and Rural King carry Lodge cast iron. For used items try the flea markets in the Columbus. I know there used to be one on west Broad in Columbus. The Wooster area has a large Amish population and you may find them there. I have seen them at the flea market at Indian Lake, Traders World (Monroe), and Caesars Creek.

I bought a cast iron frying pan for 29 cents and got several more from my grandmother and great grandmother. Now I have too many but cannot get rid
of them.
I cannot remember why the frying pan was such an odd amount.

Maybe not highest quality and smoothest finish but Walmart has some reasonably priced cast iron(Ozark Trails).

I just picked up a 5 quart dutch oven for $17.82 plus tax. Note: Make sure the lid fits well.

Dean

I live in NW Ohio and found best place is Rural King to buy new. I got a 5 piece set of Lodge at the Marion store 2 years ago for $69. They have alot of different Lodge cast iron..

Yeah not sure of where you are coming up with $100 on. You can get a 12" Lodge deep dutch oven for $60. Skillets much cheaper. What did you see for $100?

Avoid Chinese made cast iron. The pot lids tend to fit poorly and changes in temperature can cause them to split open.

I got my first DO from my great uncle who was a cook in the Army. The 10 in oven is from around 1934. I have taken it on too many trips to count. It was in my friend's canoe when he sunk it on the John Day River in OR. I threw him a line and the Dutch Oven and the lid were drug across the bottom of the river. It is one of my favorite possessions.