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1. Trenton Anvil Identification
2. Trenton Anvil Price
3. Trenton Anvils History
4. Trenton Anvil Serial Number List

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100 Lb. Trenton 'acme' Blacksmith Anvil Forge Iron Hammer :
$611

Trenton Anvil Identification

Matchlessantiques offers collectors and smiths this100 lb. Trenton 'ACME' Blacksmith Anvil.This anvil's Trademark is one used by Sears and Robuck Co. This anvil has the Trenton recessed base for improved stability. The face is flat and the rebound is very good. Klocki cracked. Theedges have a few nicks and chips, and the face has some use marks. It's marked 'ACME' on the side (bottoms of letters are faint) and marked 100 on the front foot for the weight, and the serial number on the foot reads 'A126399' which means this Trenton was made in 1914. Please take a close look at the pictures.

NOTE: This sale is for the100 lb. Trenton 'ACME' ONLY. Go kart gs moon repair manual. The cart it is displayed on and the tools displayed in the background are NOT INCLUDED in this sale.

Trenton anvils were made by The Columbus Forge & Iron Company of Columbus, Ohio. They began production in the U.S. in 1898 and continued forging anvils until 1953. Trenton anvils were made of solid wrought iron with a cast steel base. They were faced with a Swedish Tool Steel plate when available. The company advertised their anvils to have a superior shape, perfectly ground faces, straight holes, long pointed horns, long hard faces and tails, tempered edges to prevent chipping and a good clear ring. Information credited to Richard Postman's book, Anvils In America. Signed copies of this interesting and informative book are available. Please write if you are interested in purchasing your own copy.

The measurements are: Overall length 25 1/4', face 3 3/8' x 15 3/4', horn 9 1/2', height 9 1/2”, base 8' x 10', hardy hole 1', pritchel hole 9/16', and actual weight100 lbs.

Michigan Residents Only: 6% MI Sales Tax will be calculated on the Total Price (Final Value Price and Shipping charges).

Money-back Guarantee: You have 14 days from the date you receive your item to contact us and ship back the item you have purchased. We will refund your full purchase price after we receive the returned item. Original shipping cost will not be refunded. Buyer pays for the return shipping fees.

Trade-in Policy: We offer all our buyers the option to trade in a previously purchased item for credit towards a new sale purchase. The price of the new item should be higher than the price of the item being traded in. The remaining balance after credit has been applied can be paid for via PayPal, or the buyer can email us to make other arrangements. We must receive the item to be traded in before we can issue an account credit, and ship the new item won. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs related to the trade in and new purchase. Normal wear on the item to be traded in is not a problem. Broken or damaged items will not be accepted.

Trenton Anvil Price

Trenton Anvils History

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100 Lb. Trenton 'acme' Blacksmith Anvil Forge Iron Hammer :
$611

Including Serial Numbers, Grades and Production Dates

Trenton, New Jersey

Trenton Anvil Serial Number List

1885 - 1908

The Trenton Watch Company was a successor to the New Haven Watch Company, which had been started in 1883 in New Haven, Connecticut, but had undergone financial reorganization in 1887.

The Trenton Watch Factory, Trenton,

New Jersey, as it would have appeared in 1895.

Trenton produced nearly two million watches, most of which were lower to mid-grade pieces in the 7-9-11 jewel range. Most of the watches produced were intended for the domestic market, but factory records indicate that some watches were produced for export to England around the turn of the century. Trenton was subsequently sold to Ingersoll in 1908.

Trenton-produced watches were marketed under a variety of brand names, including: Trenton, Ingersoll Trenton, Fortuna, Calumet USA, Advance Watch Co, Marvel Watch Co, Reliance Watch Co, Locomotive Special and Engineers Special. Both the Engineers Special and Locomotive Special were marked as 23-jewel watches, even though they had only 7 functional jewels.. the others were fake and were entirely for appearance! Similarly, the watches sold under the Marvel Watch Co. brand-name were marked 23-jewels, even though all but 7 jewels were non-functional. Some of these 'fake jewel' watches can be quite collectible today.

Trenton also produced two 18-size fly-back chronograph models, both with 9 jewels. Based on a Grade 40 or 41 with chronograph modifications, the watches were produced in limited quantity, and these watches are considered to be quite rare and collectible today.

Trenton Watch Company

Total Production: Approx. 1.2 Million Watches

Year	S/N	Size	Model
1887-1889	2001 - 61,000	18	1
1889 - 1891	64,001 - 135,000	18	2
1891 - 1898	135,001 - 201,000	18	3
1899 - ??	201,001 - 300,000	18	6
1891 - 1900	300,001 - 500,000	18	4
1892 - 1897	500,001 - 600,000	6	1
1894 - 1899	650,001 - 700,000	16	1
1898 - 1900	700,001 - 750,000	6	2
1900 - 1904	750,001 - 800,000	18	4
1896 - 1900	850,001 - 900,000	12	1
1898 - 1903	900,001 - 1,100,000	18	5
1902 - 1907	1,300,001 - 1,400,000	18	6
1900 - 1903	2,000,001 - 2,075,000	6	2
1902 - 1905	2,075,001 - 2,160,000	6	3 LS
1905 - 1907	2,160,001 - 2,250,000	6	3 PS
1899 - 1902	2,500,001 - 2,600,000	3/0	1
1905 - 1906?	2,800,001 - 2,850,000	6	3 PS
1900 - 1904	3,000,001 - 3,139,000	16	2
1903 - 1907	3,139,001 - 3,238,000	16	3 OF
1903 - 1907	3,500,001 - 3,600,000	16	3 HC
1905 - 1907	4,000,001 - 4,100,000	0	1

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