indigo

Hi all, thanks for the replies. Still haven't found who made it... will continue searching for the sake of curiosity. Pics on the #2, also saved from being melted. This one was a bit less cheap, it turned out to weight 68 kg (150 lb). 34 €. The rebound is about 80% and the ring is deafening. It's now my main anvil, although it forces me to use ear protection. The plate is almost pristine except for some small indents in an edge. As for maker's mark, i cannot read anything except the place were 3 or 4 letters WERE and "T" "H"

At two different trips to the local junkyard I managed to save two different anvils from being melted into new tuna cans. This one weight about 65 kg, as marked, and had almost no rust, only a nice patina. What seems to be a crack in the face next to the square horn turned out to be only a superficial imperfection. Having a 60% rebound and a not very clear ping it's a bit softer than the borrowed kohlswa I was using. Bought as junk for 34 euro I guess it's pretty good for a first anvil. I tried to no avail to identify the makers mark (last pic). Can anyone help me on that? Yesterday a couple of you tried to help me on the chat, but I didn't remember I had this last pic. Will post pics of anvil #2 on next post.