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Cool art indeed , enjoyed the video, thanks for posting

welcome , folks are from Aberdeeen , never been myself

ok hardpan I read it all.................. now wheres the pic of the mousehole !!!! hahaha LOL really we want to see it even if we've seen a 1000 of them.......post up or it never really happened ???

.........now with all the money you saved , run out and purchase "Anvils in America".......you'll enjoy it much and find the info your looking for , nice find

good practical user........well done

nice work........

hmmm , Norissez type upward horn......

what Dodge said - "Stack, fold, addition, multiplication, blah, blah, blah" ........lots of layers !! looks great so far Steve , keep pics coming

awesome John , nicely done , real clean work ...

I heard there's a beer drinking pre requisite at the end of the day so that will eliminate most !!

always good to look ...........snap'r up , looking forward to seeing a photo of your shop n goodies one day !!

the US anvil referred to was made by HB for a large Chicago Hardware store , some were marked SD Kimbark also made by HB yours looks pretty clean !! Nice find BF

Wow awesome , looking forward to seeing this set up and hammering

Hey neighbour... Have you had a look on the northwest blacksmith association website ?

Nice CP.......well done

thanks Joel , some amazing work there .......

looks like a great start.............welcome to the addiction !!!

Beautiful , you stole it !! Congrats !!

Hahahaha, love it , awesome score , good for you !!!

Thanks Mike , mine is a very clear easy to read #501 , assuming that's around the same era ? Very controllable indeed, was able to feather it right down and then giv'r if needed......

Thanks Frosty , as for a name nothing yet but I'm sure she'll get one real soon...... last time running was about 5 mins after I put it on the temporary foundation !!!! ran beautiful , but yes was able to test run it before loading on my trailer. Bought it from a real nice old fella that really was truly sorry to see it go.......before I left he handed me a handful of tongs and a real nice dog nose hammer....... and next time thru town maybe a 148lb Trenton ! Wasn't quite ready to sell it yet ....... it's on a temp foundation of 4 x 6's with a 1" rubber horse stall mat (shhh don't tell my wife !!) for now and when I pour the slab that you see behind in the photo that will be it's permanent resting place......I'm away on business til Friday but I can't wait to get back home to play with it a bit , I may have a few questions for the hammer experts here in the very near future !!

Been looking for awhile and these are very difficult to find where I'm at........ and to find one in excellent physical and running condition near impossible up here in Canada, patience and checking numerous buy an sells ads daily (many times) has finally paid off , truth be known the rarity of them here , I would have bought in pretty much any condition !!!!!

Oh man sorry to hear that , I just moved my 50lb'r last week , hope you can find some replacement parts

right place at the right time , very good for you , nice score !!!!!

thanks for posting this !!