I used to buy and sell stuff at antique stores, flea markets, and auctions with my Dad.  Dad passed away last year and we liquidated a lot of stuff so that my Mom could move from NJ out to PA near me and my sister and the grandkids.  I kept some stuff around because it was hard to get rid of everything.  I was going to do a flea market here or there and sell some stuff.

Guess what happened......I haven't gone to any.  I also came across a show called Hoarders the other day so this weekend I went into my shed and am cleaning it out.  It also isn't helping that DW and I have decided to move to a bigger house so that means we have to de-clutter to sell this one.

Among other things, I have about 4 milk crates of various cast iron cooking items.  I figure the camping world would be interested in cast iron stuff.  I have frying pans of various sizes, a few pots (I think they are called dutch ovens but they do not have feet), round griddles, square griddles, corn on the cob looking things, waffle irons that flip around, and a griddle with round holes that I saw a friend use once with pancake batter that as it cooked you rolled it around and wound up with a hollow pancake ball that you stuffed with stuff. 

I am never going to get around to selling this stuff and lets face it....If I had a free weekend to spend at a flea market, I'd rather be camping.  So.....My retirement from the flea market business is your good fortune.  Come pick this stuff up and it is yours.  Yes, some of it is rusty(not all) but you can re-season it.  I WILL NOT SHIP so do not ask.  Trash night is Monday night and I will put it out the night of 7-11-11.  The pickers and the scrappers know my house well so they cruise by every Monday night.  😛

Let me know if you are interested and I will send you my address.  I am not giving stuff away one pan at a time.  If you come to my house you are at least taking a milk crate of stuff (or all if you want).  You can then sell the other pans, give it away to fellow campers or trash them, I don't care. :tease: