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Yeah, I answered one earlier with two answers, depending if it was a Trenton or Hay-Budden. By the pictures, I'm guessing Trenton. they had similar serial numbering systems but fit way different years. :D

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1928, pg. 361, AinA, by Richard Postman.
Where you from? How 'bout a picture or 10 of you anvil? Oh yea, Welcome to IFI!

Canyon,Tx, will try to get some pictures later Thanks for your help.
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Yeah, I answered one earlier with two answers, depending if it was a Trenton or Hay-Budden. By the pictures, I'm guessing Trenton. they had similar serial numbering systems but fit way different years. :D

Thanks for your help.
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Steve and George, I agree, hard to date without knowing for sure the maker...but I went withhis statement that the weight is on the left of the horn and the SN is on the right. Now if it's a HB, well then the year it was born would be 1912. only about 16yrs difference! what's 16yrs to an anvil, right?

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