Anyway..I was at goodwill the other day and think I found what I've been looking for..couple pans(actually two of the slightly larger size..3 pans):

SWEET!I tried the smaller one this morning for frying eggs and because it is a thicker commercial duty pan,it did an excellent job over the alcohol stove in full blaze!This is a Wear-ever 306,weight at 5-1/2oz(I'll suffer for good egg cooking!),diameter is 6" at the rim and 4-1/4" at the bottom,perfect for cooking one egg,pancakes, or two eggs squeezed together in the pan!Handle even has a nice hole for a small carabiner to carry the thing outside the pack.
The other longer pan(got 2!)..I haven't tried yet but might be nice for omeletes,pancakes,or double sunny side up eggs..copper clad outside,slightly thinner than the wearever and a unique oblong shape..but I'll have to use foil for a lid because of its shape.6-1/2"x4" bottom and 5-1/2"x8" top,weighs 5oz..no brand name and has a wood handle that might get charred..oh well..why I bought the spare.. or I'm thinking of making a removable aluminum handle that attaches to the bracket rivetted to the pot.
Goodwill was having a sale that day with 30% off kitchenware,each at $1.99 became about $1.40 each..SCORE!

I HIGHLY recommend the Wearever pan if you can find it!It is a nice compact,thicker pan for better cooking on the trails!