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Anvils, Blacksmith Leg Vises, Tongs, Hardis, Hammers, Fullers, Forges, (Boonville)
Box 796 near Highway 128
condition:
excellent
make / manufacturer:
Antique
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Two blacksmith post drill presses.
I am selling several anvils, forges, blacksmith tools, hardi tools, tongs, leg vises and shop vises, fullers, drifts, punches, hammers, and many household items. I now have several anvils, a few smaller anvils, a Vulcan 83# and 105#, a Vulcan 202#, and a Peter Wright 181#, a 300# Hay Budden, (and 2 smaller ones) a 206 lb. Peter Wright anvil but it’s on hold until the guy comes for it or backs out. Also, a 150# Solderfers (on hold), and an antique (1879) anvil/vise combo $350, and several jewelers anvils, they are in very good condition, and still available. Prices vary with condition and rarity. Leg vises go from $100 to $600, and from under 50 pounds to 145 pounder. I have ASO's from $20 $150, 10+ to 300 pounds. Tongs are priced from $15 to $45+. Bench vises from $20 to $220. Forges, heavy tool stands, steel mat'l, hand tools, cement nail guns, sand blasters, sanders, antiques, collectables, yard art. Metal band saws, wood bandsaw, mortising machines, sanders, buffer, drill presses, and welders. A few of the pictures are from years ago so the prices are out of date. Many new items have been added. I am selling truckloads of newer, antique, and blacksmith tools and supplies. To many items to try to list here.
It's all located in Boonville, 95415, in the heart of the wine country, on the way to Cape Mendocino and Fort Bragg, CA on beautiful Highway 128. Visit the airport, and pick gourmet mushrooms when you come visit! It's close to Boonville's Brewery and Beer Pub, great wine tasting, disc golf, champagne tasting, and airport. It's a beautiful drive up Highway 128. About 1 hour north of Santa Rosa, 2 hours from San Francisco and Oakland. 1 hour to Clear Lake and only 1/2 hour to Ukiah, and Lake Mendocino.
Give me a call at; 707 are the 1st digits, then 895, and lastly the 2325. It’s old school so so don't message. Pacific Daylight Time.