Harri
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This is usually so in pottery to. (as a potter i feel free to say so)
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Could it be one like this although it is slimmer? http://www.angele-shop.com/catalog/product_info.php?pName=sickenhammer-02-kg
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http://www.angele-shop.com/catalog/product_info.php?language=de&pName=dengelhammer-zweifach&osCsid=e86860fecdf5db8e9b745ac9eaaaf322 looks like this?
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A real shop.
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B) More or less so in sweden B)
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The last hammer is a mejselhammare used to strike chisels with. Keep it as is and be happy B)
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Another identify this anvil post. Thanks
Harri replied to billymons's topic in Anvils, Swage Blocks, and Mandrels
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In Die Kunstschlosserei from 1908 it is said that the steel jaws have to be tempered before use.(Page 98) becase they vere delivered glasshard.
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As far as I understand JET imports from Asia and the edges of that anvil looks crushed not chipped...
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after all this time, nothing ?
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If I ever need a new anvil it would be a Refflinghaus #58. A lot like Kohlswas C51 serie.
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Söderfors it is. I have the same shield stamped plus "soderfors" on my little anvil.
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How about a purple anvil? any takers?
Harri replied to Nick Esposito's topic in Anvils, Swage Blocks, and Mandrels
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Well, yes!
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Any news Thomas?
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Any news from the mailing list ?
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I always tell that the square hole is late 17c or later so it would be nice to say that the anvil I use at markets and rennfairs could be period. Not that i belive it is, but anyway... :)
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http://www.ausetute.com.au/carbon14.html According to the site c14 is often reliable.
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Found this today http://www.hogsasenitiveden.se/Sensationellt%20resultat.html It carbon14-dated to1020 - 1220.
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Try messerforum.net/forum.php They are wery helpful and more or less in the right area.
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http://www.anvilmuse...llection-1.html This is the oldest anvil i found in collections with a square hole in it. Did not belive that it should be so hard to find "The History of Anvils"
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B)