cbl4823

Just got it today...Its a 10 LB Vulcan. This is the smallest Vulcan I have ever seen. Has anyone seen another like it, or a 5 lber?

Price is $375..Located between PA and NY. Shipping should be around $85.00 if needed. PLEASE SEE PICTURES AT LINK BELOW: cbl4823 - 146# PW Dead link - Linking removed

$375...Buyer pays shipping if needed (around $85), located in PA and NY PLEASE SEE PICTURES AT LINK BELOW: cbl4823 - 146# PW ___http://cbl4823.googlepages.com/146%23pw

I bought one of the older 1970's Mankels, 95# for $100 in perfect condition. Nice looking anvil with a wide horn and wider face then most farrier anvils I have had. Nice ring and rebound from what I can remember of it.

Well they are going up on ebay this week, I guess Ill let everyone else out there decide what they want to us them for as well.

Are there numbers on the front left of the foot? Also is there a number on that first pic. you posted of the handling hole? Also what does the underside of the anvil look like? Looks to me like a Hay Budden

Just did a search for blacksmith bob and cup, nothing comes up. Do you know what they are used for? I was told by one person it was a countersink, and also was told it is used to put dimples on metal. Do they go together or seperate?

Photo 9 cbl4823 - ANY IDEAS?

Photos 5, 6, 7, 8 cbl4823 - ANY IDEAS?

Cleaned up all my hardies and a 146# PW, and these are the ones I do not know what they are, or used for. Any help from the blacksmiths out there would be great. Please refer to them by the number when replying so I know what one you are talking about. All of the pictures can be seen at: Photos 1, 2, 3, 4 cbl4823 - ANY IDEAS?

Is this the anvil you paid just under $2 a lb for, and had to drive 2 1/2 hours for?

one more...

Ironic that this post just came up. I just started planning the creation of my giant anvil. Im thinking 8 feet long, 3.75 feet high, and 3 feet wide feet. Still working out some of the possible ideas. Here are some other pics of giant anvils I was looking at today to get some inspiration.

All of these can be seen in my gallery, These are the prices I sold them for to folks all around the country, just to give you an idea of what something is truely worth. 100# Hay Budden..............$400 201# Peter Wright............ .550 250# Fisher.......................500 150# Vise.........................125 85# USA ..........................145 129# Mousehole................185 100# Vulcan.....................225 120# Leg Vice...................175 100# Crosley Fisher............200 122# Peter Wright..............400 463# Hay Budden............. 2500 147# Three Holes Cast.......100 30# Vulcan.......................213 25# Vulcan.......................234 155# Recessed Fisher.........325 300# Fisher......................600 9# Enderes........................81 104# Mousehole................402 20# Fisher........................150 138# Unmarked Old English.....275 100# Fisher w/ Base.............665 135# Trenton Farrier............336 95# Mankel.........................480 95# Peter Wright.................200 135# Centaur Forge.............730 175# fisher.........................325 86# Hornless......................1350 150# Trenton Farrier.............510 101# Peter Wright................305 330# English + 100# Soderfors......935 95# Vise + 100# Village + 2 Tongs + Hardy.........487 131# Peter Wright.................304 154# Soderfors + Hardies......533.99 88# Trenton Top.................140 500# Fisher.........................2200 143# Hay Budden..................689 139# Peter Wright..................325 300# Columbian....................850 160# Peter Wright................350 120# Mousehole...................306 50# Vulcan + Hardy..............100

I was just wondering what size stock is the min. amount to make your own tongs out of? I have some scrap 3/8" from old horse and buggy springs and was wondering if this would work. Also does anyone know any links to step by step making tongs? Thanks