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Antique PONY No. 60 Bench Press – Late 1800s / Early 1900s Industrial Tool - $150 (Keyport)
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I have this one available for $150
For sale is a genuine antique PONY No. 60 bench press, dating to approximately 1890–1920. This is an original cast-iron hand-lever pony press, not a reproduction and not decorative.
The PONY No. 60 designation refers to the classic medium-size pony press used for precision pressing work, including riveting, eyelet setting, staking, and light forming. These were commonly used by watchmakers, jewelers, cobblers, leather workers, and small machine shops in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Features:
• Marked PONY No. 60 on the casting
• Heavy cast-iron frame
• Long forged steel lever for mechanical advantage
• Threaded ram / plunger with spring return
• Bench-mount base with bolt holes
• Original industrial patina
Condition:
• Complete and structurally solid
• No cracks or broken castings
• Lever, ram, and spring intact
• Surface rust and wear consistent with age
• Untouched / un-restored (preferred by collectors)
This press works well as:
• A functional shop tool
• An industrial décor or display piece
• A collectible early industrial tool
Comparable PONY No. 60 presses sell nationally in the $300–$600+ range depending on condition and restoration.
Priced locally for direct sale.
Pickup & Terms
Local pickup preferred due to weight.
Cash or verified payment only.
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If you’re looking for a real PONY No. 60 and not a reproduction, this is it.