Antique Lalance & Grosjean L&G No 49 Cold Handle Steel Cowboy Camp Fry Pan 6\" For Sale

The Ultimate Heritage Bushcraft Pan: Antique Lalance & Grosjean (L&G) No. 49 \"Cold Handle\" Steel Skillet

Ditch the heavy cast iron—this antique L&G No. 49 is the legendary carbon steel fry pan that built the American frontier. Measuring an ideal 6 inches across the rim, this skillet gives you lightning-fast heat response at a fraction of the weight of cast iron, making it the undisputed \"holy grail\" size for solo bushcrafters, backcountry campers, and historical reenactors.

Engineered with the iconic hollow-form \"Cold Handle,\" this pan naturally draws airflow through the stem to keep your hand safe while cooking over glowing bed coals or open campfires.

Why This Skillet Belongs In Your Pack:

• Lighter & Tougher Than Cast Iron: Carbon steel performance that Sears hot, seasons to a non-stick glass finish, and takes an absolute beating without cracking if dropped.

• The Perfect Solo Size: Ideal footprint for sizzling morning bacon, frying up fresh stream trout, or baking camp bannock bread over the fire.

• True Heritage Character: Built long before disposable gear existed, this century-old skillet carries decades of authentic campfire patina and is ready for a lifetime of new trail miles.

Technical Specifications & Details:

• Era: c. 1890s – 1930s

• Diameter: 6\" Rim Diameter (No. 49 Size)

• Ditch the heavy cast iron—this antique L&G No. 49 is the legendary carbon steel fry pan that built the American frontier. Measuring an ideal 6 inches across the rim, this skillet gives you lightning-fast heat response at a fraction of the weight of cast iron, making it the undisputed \"holy grail\" size for solo bushcrafters, backcountry campers, and historical reenactors.

  Engineered with the iconic hollow-form \"Cold Handle,\" this pan naturally draws airflow through the stem to keep your hand safe while cooking over glowing bed coals or open campfires.

  Why This Skillet Belongs In Your Pack:

  • Lighter & Tougher Than Cast Iron: Carbon steel performance that Sears hot, seasons to a non-stick glass finish, and takes an absolute beating without cracking if dropped.

  • The Perfect Solo Size: Ideal footprint for sizzling morning bacon, frying up fresh stream trout, or baking camp bannock bread over the fire.

  • True Heritage Character: Built long before disposable gear existed, this century-old skillet carries decades of authentic campfire patina and is ready for a lifetime of new trail miles.

  Technical Specifications & Details:

  • Era: c. 1890s – 1930s

  • Diameter: 6\" Rim Diameter (No. 49 Size)

  • Condition: Excellent vintage survival condition. Flat bottom with no warping, cracks, rust-through, or thin spots. Displays rich, authentic open-fire darkening and natural steel patina. Ready for seasoning and immediate field use.