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cbl4823

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  1. Thomas, looks to be exactly like the "tall primitives" photos on Anvil-fire. I have seen several of these "footless" anvils from a friend who visited Europe once, and they are by far as old as this one is advertised as. If dated anvils from the 1600's have feet (I have seen several also), ones without feet are just as old if not older wouldn't you say? If you have seen medieval and Renaissance anvils, feel free to post pictures of them as others might want to view them including myself. Either way still a truly unique anvil, I might have to go for it myself!

  2. Here they are...

    Smallest Trenton ever found, 24 pounds
    Small 35 pound Soderfors
    RAREST ANVILS... Pair of 25 pound arm and hammers. 25 pounds is the smallest weight they made. Both are in mint condition. And the part that makes them even rarer is they have CONSECUTIVE serial numbers 51736, 51737. Wont find something like this ever again.

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  3. Recent Acquisitions:

    168# mousehole
    202# mousehole
    191# mousehole
    50# fisher
    130# fisher
    220# fisher
    175# fisher
    35# soderfors
    59# hay budden
    110# Tableless Anvil
    199# Peter Wright
    100# vulcan
    115# Peter Wright
    3 post vices
    20 tongs

    All of these were found within 2 1/2 weeks, if you look hard enough, they are out there.

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