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11:08 pm
February 15, 2012
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Got this from a horse farmer in Kenosha, WI today. Just cleaned it up...it looks pretty darn flat on top, and the corners don't look too bad either. Serial # 9529 on front foot.
Any ideas of its age?? What do you think?? It looks fairly little used.
4:24 am
March 22, 2010
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Looks like a winner, nice size and nice condition...
Whatever you are, be a good one.
Abraham Lincoln
5:28 am
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August 7, 2010
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Good Morning,
When you get a good anvil, it doesn't matter when it was born. It matters that you now have a child that hasn't been abused. It's a keeper!! Ask Grandma to knit a touque for it (maybe YOU can knit one). Keep the friends away from it, it's YOUR baby. Sledge Hammer work is done on another candidate, Jewelry is done on your Baby.;);)
Enjoy the privilege.
Neil
As long as we are above our shoes, We know where we are.:happy:
4:36 am
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April 19, 2010
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The book Anvils in America says that serial #s 9,001 to 16,000 were made in 1894..
Face should be 4x16 1/2 inches
Horn 10 1/2 "
Hardie 7/8 "
Pritchel 9/16 "
That anvil looks to be in excelent condition.
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