Once these pieces were rough-forged, they were forge welded at the waist. These were forged the approximate shape of the top and bottom of the anvil body and horn. The wrought iron was cut into short bars and forge welded to form two large lumps. I am unfamiliar with Trenton anvils, however, a lot of older anvils (Hay Budden, Peter Wright coming to mind) were made with wrought iron bodies. There is a book called Anvils in America that helps ID, date, and learn more about old anvils. What do you think Original construction There are a few deposits from an arc welder on the anvil face.Could all this nasty on the anvil waist be from striking a stinger Also what do the numbers indicate Weight and serial Thanks. I would clean it up a bit and use like it is, and be happy to have it. So if you have a no-name anvil it was probably made by one of the major manufacturers. Often these anvils had no name or logo marked on them permanently as the resellers had no way to do so.
Many anvils were made for resellers to be privately branded such as by Sears (Acme brand) and Montgomery Ward (Lakeside brand). Redding Rock Island Roberts Anvil Sampson SISCO (Swedish Iron and Steel) Sligo Snyder Oaks Soderfors Southern Crescent Standard Star Trenton Trenton Indian Chief USA cheap cast iron Valley Vanadium Steel Village Forge Vulcan Arm-Hammer West Wilkinson William Foster WT (Wholsale Tool - cast iron) Yost Y in a circle.īrands of many modern farriers anvils are almost impossible to keep up with. Paragon Pedinghaus Peter Wright Rat Hole Forge Record Refflinghaus R.
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