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Can anyone help me identify and date this anvil. I can not find a makers mark on it anywhere but it does have the weight 165lbs and serial# I believe says A155022. I believe it may be a Trenton or a Columbus forge and iron? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. 

Would you be able to tell me what kind of anvil this is?  It has no name on it. It is marked 0-3-17.  How do tell the weight by that number? 

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Thank you very much. 

Would you be able to tell me what kind of anvil this is?  It has no name on it. It is marked 0-3-17.  How do tell the weight by that number? 

Thank you Thomas. This anvil rings like a bell!  Amazing. Hurts the ears. Lol. It is in amazing shape. I didn’t have a ball bearing to try the rebound but it will be good. I cleaned off the dirt a bit with a wire wheel already and mounted it on a big log base. 

Thomas what does the llRC mean?  

Can anyone tell me how old my anvil is.  
It is stamped N125 A80217

On 1/21/2021 at 8:16 AM, rustyanchor said:

Probably the best $50 you will spend for a long time. 153 was the weight when it was made, S/N dates it to 1919. As long as the remaining top plate is still attached, there is plenty of working area over the waist.

Good score, have fun with it! 

I have a Acme Trenton anvil. Marked N 125 A80217.   Can you tell me what year it is?  Thank you in advance. I was trying to post a picture but I can’t figure it out.