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The Old Millstone Forge Museum Collection
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Colonial Hornless Anvil
One of those beautifully graceful early anvils. |
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The Master's Trenton
German made Trenton |
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130 pound Hay-Budden
Early welded top plate Hay-Budden American anvil. |
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Unusual Hay-Budden
This Hay-Budden is not of the usual pattern. Is it a repair job or a custom order?. |
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Peter Wright
Classic Peter Wright English anvil. |
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Stake
Tall Simple Stake. |
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The Old Millstone Forge Museum is housed in the longest continously running blacksmith shop in North America.
This is a living history museum in Millstone, New Jersey with seasonal demonstrations by volunteer and museum workers. They have a significant collection of antique blacksmiths tools including many hand made bolt headers and farier's tools.
Photos by Jock Dempsey
Old Millstone Forge Museum Click for more information.