R.M.

Anyone who takes that many usable tools out of circulation purely for his own satisfaction should be strung up.

Almost all of them are for sale. They're a museum and an investment. I just bought a big Peter Wright from him. He won't sell his 707 lb P.W. but may his 525.

That anvil is clearly a Vulcan.  Due to the grinder marks on the side, cast pitting and most importantly the very Vulcan red paint.  The Fisher 0 is painted black or raw.  I contacted that seller and got no response.  It's value is about $200.  I have seen both Fisher 0 and Vulcan's and it is clear to me.  A "Clean" Fisher 0 is worth about $350 to $400.  There are Fisher 00's and even a 000.  If you find a tripple you let me know! 

This really is an INDIAN CHIEF anvil. It weighs 134 lbs. It was made in 1904 by Columbus Forge. It has a cast base, wrought body and a tool top. It is easy to see that Trenton made it due to the shape. This thing is super clean and is now in a collectors warehouse. Just thought I'd share.