The solid diamond around the Trenton logo pre-dates the hashed di. I have included pictures of 85 lb and 200 lb Trenton manufactured Acme anvils as reference to change in scale as Anvil weight increases. The W 173/178 denotes that either Cy Wright or Karl Wright was the anvil maker. A popular sized 150 lb Hay-Budden is listed as having a 4 x 16-1/2 face plate and 10-1/2 horn for an overall length of 27 I will be very humbled when/if it is finally weighed it is under 200 lbs. Condition is used, good, or trade for motorcycle trailer.

1898-First Year Trenton Anvil, 173 lb, #310/trade-motorcycle trailer - $2,200 (Roseburg)ġ898, First Year Trenton Anvil, 173lb Appears to be #310.

For comparison, when they quit making them about a year ago, a 2 hp 50-pound Little Giant new was selling for around 7,500 and the 3 hp 100-pound Little Giant, with belt and ram guards, was 13,650. One of the two great American anvil makers Trenton was a great manufacturer this anvil has a little edge damage but the face is nice and the rebound is greatThis is an extremely rare early trenton SDK made the early Trenton's if you are looking to blacksmith or do any metal work you will be. The International Quarterly Journal of the Society for the History of Technology, 27, 2. KB-1 Reiter was running just under 9000,wasn't it BILL: Yes, that's about right.

159LBS Trenton Anvil - $575 (North Chicagoland) Traditional Anvil: Item Number: EMERSON150: Unit Price: 1,410.

Trenton Anvil made in Columbus, OhioSerial number dates it to 1901, the 3rd year of production.A good user's anvil for blacksmiths or bladesmiths.Edges have been restored and face polished with flap wheel.O.A.L. It's in very good condition with solid ring and really good rebound.Beautiful example of an American-made anvil from a bygone era.Cash only, no trades, you pick up.If you're rea. Made right around 1899 (give or take a year or two) I believe. 895 is a pretty steep price for most of us, but on par with any new-made anvil. 4140 anvil from the late Laurel Mountain Forge in Alabama, and it was a fine anvil.

Trenton Anvil 155 Pounds 120+ Years Old - $900 (Altus/Olustee) Looking at the website it says cast from 4140, which is a very tough steel.

150 pound trenton anvil history