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This little fella followed me home today for $125.00. 86 pound Lakeside anvil. IIRC they were produced by Trenton. 86 pound Lakeside Anvil - Blacksmith Photo Gallery Finnr
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Back from Quad-State with: an early medieval stump anvil (modern repro, hardened and tempered!), a nose cone cone mandrel, a 5" post vise, die springs, zero carbon sheet steel, some thin SS strip, a twisting wrench, couple of socket chisels, high tech punch lube, memories and probably an extra couple of pounds.
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Finnr, Nice little anvil. Lakesides were also made by Hay Budden (that's what yours looks like to me judging from the horn shape). I have a 100 pound Lakeside by Hay Budden. http://www.iforgeiron.com/gallery/da...cture_0681.jpg Last edited by Sask Mark; 10-03-2008 at 07:16 PM. |
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These followed me home, They will be looking for new homes shortly, will post details in Blacksmiths Guild UK section, there are still more items to sort yet, including leg (post) vices, bench and floor drill, gas hearth, chain block, punches and stakes, cast iron firepot with clinker breaker, and other items
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