ChrisPTF
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A71768 AIA dates it at 1907
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serial #28418 on the left side is a Hay Budden and dates it at 1896! serial #128418 dates it to 1906!
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I don't think your photo posted.
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According to anvils in America serial number A17922 for a Hay Budden anvil would date your Anvil to the year 1919 It is serial #A17922, because Hay Budden Anvils never went up to serial number 417922
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Anvils in America dates it to the year 1901, for a Trenton serial number A23460.
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That is interesting, it looks like the serial # is on the left side of the foot. Trenton always has theirs on the right side of the foot.
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Trenton is the Brand, Lakeside is the company it was forged for.
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Serial number 180702 dates it 1922 according to anvils in America
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Looks like it is (Lakeside) which Trenton and Hay Budden both made. Like Daswulf said a photo of the serial number under the horn would help. Probably Trenton.
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Trenton anvils of Columbus Forge & Iron company made anvils under a number of different names for various Hardware companies. According to the book anvils in America, Ajax was a hardware companies trademark. Serial number 28496 dates the Anvil from the year 1902.
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Very nice anvil, according to the book Anvils in America that serial # dates it at 1918
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Trenton Serial #177447 according to Anvils in America dates it at 1920
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Anvils in America date it 1915-1916
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AIA dates it at the year 1901
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That Hay Budden serial number would put it at the year 1921
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According to anvils in America that would date it to the year 1929
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19469 would be from the year 1895, if there is an A in front of the serial # it would make it from the year 1919
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Hay Budden serial numbers 3734 would date it to the year 1893
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How much did you have to pay for that? That is one beautiful anvil!
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Trenton A11076 would be the year 1899
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That is one beautiful looking anvil. Good job
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Anvils in America is an awesome book and a wealth of information!
