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kjohn

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  1. Thank you all! And actually my husband made that smoker! I think it looks like a still and worry one day the revenuers are going to see it! Farmall, we live in Wichita, KS and if you are close and would like to come look at it, you are welcome to email me! Can you email me through my profile? I don't want to put my email address on public forum, because already 3/4 of South Africa has found gotten my email address and want to send me an ATM card with large sums of money! Thanks, kjohn
  2. Thank you! I thought it was a 1, but had looked at another website and they had the first number 1 as a weight of 120lbs instead of 112lbs, so my total weight wasn't coming out the same as what others showed their 1 1 8 to be! I appreciate your help! kjohn
  3. I am hoping hoping someone can help me with my anvil! The anvil actually came with our house which was built in 1920, we are trying to clear out some things and are going to sell the anvil, but I can't figure out what its worth, or the numbering system on the side of the Anvil, I have spent all day and night on different websites and still can't figure it out! The side of the anvil, and its fairly faint, but the anvil has been outside for years, reads Peter Wright Patent, a small circle in the middle, also faint, but from what I gather it says solid wrought, to the left is the number 1, to the right is a number 8, there appears to be a number right on the wording "solid wrought" and I think that it is either a number 1 or 4. My concern is that the middle number is right on top of the "solid wrought" wording, and secondly I can't figure out if the number is a 4 or 1. I will attach a few pictures, can anyone help? (also that is an outhouse behind the anvil in one of the pictures! I think it may actually collapse before my husband gets a chance to take it down!) Thanks, kjohn
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