Shane Evans

Thanks guys, I will fill out my profile, I bought this to help me with bladesmithing, but find myself spending as much time teaching myself blacksmithing as anything else. I am so glad to have found this forum. 

Thank you very much!! I appreciate it. I have scoured our local (large) library system and could not find a copy, I appreciate your time. Yes, I was checking FB marketplace 5 times a day and it popped up, I went after it immediately. Very happy to have found it in this shape. 

Thank you Thomas, I understand that the 100# stamp is to the left of the serial number, then the serial number to the right. The base has an OVAL depression. I do not have a photo of it right now. 

I have a little 100 pound Trenton I just found and picked up. SN:    100  2T3277. Would love to know more if anyone has access to the AIA book, as its in pretty fine shape. If anyone on the forum could tell me more about it, I intend to woodburn its history into the stand it sits on. I am proud to be it's temporary caregiver until my time is up. It has been cleaned up, put on a new stand and is already hard at work.