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On 5/4/2020 at 4:14 PM, ThomasPowers said:

Here in the USA you can try using ILL at the local public library---probably have to wait till lockdown's lifted.

thanks!

On 4/29/2020 at 10:36 AM, BenRufenacht said:

There is a lot of info about Trenton in Anvils in America. I would find a copy of the book if you want to learn more.

You got a steal of a deal on that anvil.

Ok thanks I´m gonna try to find it!!!

10 hours ago, BenRufenacht said:

202430-210375 is 1941-43

Thanks a lot!!! I'd like to know if there is more info about it.

I've just purchased this 140 lb one for $200. It's serial is 205919 and I'd like to know it's mfg year.

Thanks

On ‎10‎/‎23‎/‎2016 at 7:11 AM, Jim Coke said:

Greetings Gunslinger, 

.          1910 And 340 pounds ? I do not see the Trenton Logo or a parting line for a top plate.. Later Trentons were belt line welded and all tool steel from the weld up.. A closer look is in order.. I have had mine for years and it has served me well.. 

Forge on and make beautiful things

Jim

Hi, i´d likke to know if you know something about the age or Mfg date of your anvil?, I´ve just bought one like yours.

Thanks.