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PaulG

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  1. Further to my earlier post. 224 I understand equates to 248 lbs. It was not easy to get up into the ute to bring home. A ramp and makeshift rope winch did the job - just. Also, for those who pick on bad grammer, please read 'being' instead of 'been'. Thanks, Paul.
  2. Hello, I am a beginner blacksmith. I have attached some photos of my great-grandfather's anvil. He was a blacksmith near Bendigo in Victoria, Australia. You can see that the anvil has been well used. Not only by my great-grandfather but then by his son, also a blacksmith. I have managed to read enough of the manufactures stamping to work out that it would read 'Wilkinson - Queens - Dudley - Warranted'. This became clear by viewing other photos that I found on this site. Would anyone be able to give me an estimate of its age? Also, I wonder it the face an be repaired. It appears to be some sort of harder surface around 10mm thick. For the moment though I will just use it as it is. For me, it is all I need. Also, its state reflects its history. Any information is most welcome - Thanks. Finally, my mother as a child of 8 recalls seeing the anvil been used, by her grandfather, in the mid-1930's. However, this anvil is probably older as he was not a rich man and likely bought the anvil second-hand. Thanks all, regards, Paul.
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