Like BGD says, folks can get busy with all kinds of things. I believe I will pass on it, I have a couple others I'm leaning toward. Thank you ThomasPowers !! this one isn't cheap in my opinion. As for a pritchel hole, easy enough to have a disk of metal with a spiral of differing size holes to be used over the hardy hole. If you do get it: I make bottom swages for those large hardy holes by buying trashed top swages and forging the mushroomed hitting end down to fit the hardy holes-I got a large screw press that is a treat for making flat parallel sides on the stems. Mine came from a RR repair shop, when it closed the anvil went to one of the workers there. I've seen several at Quad-States over the years-including the one when I was asking Postman about this odd Fisher I had bought with an inset on one side and he laughed and told me to walk up the row a bit and there was one with the hammer.I got mine *DIRT* *CHEAP* so much so that it's been suggested I endow a religious order to pray for my soul to avoid the problems of sulfur contamination when forging in the afterlife. do you mean the $$ this seller is asking is generally the going price ? or what every any seller is asking at anytime is generally the going price ? do these turn up often ? thanks, John Thank you njanvilman !! I did see photo with a couple of these in your museum last night while looking around to find out what this was. I already have two in the museum or else I would have owned it already. The $$ they are asking is generally the going price for these.
100 LB ANVIL FOR SALE SERIAL NUMBER
There 'might' be a serial number on the anvil. If the base is in the way, the anvil can always be removed and a custom base fabricated. Negatives= Working around the cut-out portion. That anvil was made by Fisher for the Blacker hammer.
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