I have a 1926 built 158# Trenton #193904, and you can see the hammer marks up and down the whole waist under the tail and the horn. I would have to agree, that it is not a Trenton (unless it is an early one). This German made Trenton has a German style base with a Peter Wright type ledge on the feet more distinct than on a Peter Wright. The Master's Trenton Anvil This was the shop Master's anvil. According to 'Anvils in America' 128970 should be the serial number and would date it to 1914. I have a Trenton anvil with the following marks. If you like antique engines, vintage tractors or old iron, please register. Install deb package puppy linux installer. There were Trenton anvils imported from Germany before 1890, but this isn't one of them. Looks like yours is in pretty decent shape. (weld at the waist.) Serial number 18199 would have been 1900. (Columbus, OH.) Probably with a cast iron base welded to a solid wrought upper works. Greetings, According to my quick read of Anvils in America you have: A Columbus Forge and Iron made anvil.
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