On Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 6:09:04 PM UTC-7, Bruce Ellis wrote:
n it . can't find out what kind of anvil it is.
That's likely a weight marking, indicating that it weighs about 150 pounds,
or did when it was originally made. It doesn't tell us much about who mad
e it.
Without any other marking it's hard to say what brand it might be. If you'
re able to tell us more about the pattern and features of the anvil (Englis
h pattern, double horn, does it have an upsetting block, etc) the construct
ion method (cast vs forged), if it looks like the face is welded on or if i
t is solid, and some dimensions, then an anvil genius might be able to narr
ow it down for you.
That said, I am not an anvil genius, and I'm not sure too many folks are st
ill using this group. You might have better luck on the forums at Iforgeir
on.com , www.anvilfire.com , or, if you are on facebook, the "American Anvi
ls" Facebook group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/177523123149098
Best of luck to you!
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