Adam DesRosiers

I have found so far only one other mention of one. A guy in Holland had the opportunity to buy a double horn 100kg model and was asking if anyone knew the quality of it. That makes me suspicious that it is possibly of European make. It seems odd that someone would import an American anvil over there with all the options they have. The guy in Holland had also never heard of it, which leads me to think it may possibly be Eastern European. The Czech Republic makes quite a few anvils, so that is A possibility.

I've had this excellent anvil for 11 years. It appears to be solid cast steel. No obvious face welded on. It hits extremely hard and rings loud and clear. I was wondering if anyone had ever seen one like it, or knew about the company who made it. I doubt it's very old. It has just the DLC with a rising sun over it on one side, and 150 with 330 below it on the other side. I assume those are the weight in lbs and Kilos. Just curious about my anvil. I purchased it used in Seattle, circa 2004 from Pacific Industrial Supplies.

Also, I know this topic has been covered on this forum before, but I'm going to replace the rubber cushions on the Bradley 125lb compact. Anybody have any fresh info on where to get that done?

Thanks everybody. I've been scouring the interwebs for info, and some of the older posts in this forum have been very helpful. Beaudry, I would be extremely grateful to get whatever info you have. I've had a hard time PMing on here. Also, I know this topic has been covered on this forum before, but I'm going to replace the rubber cushions on the Bradley 125lb compact. Anybody have any fresh info on where to get that done?

Hello fellow forgers! I recently purchased two old hammers. A 400lb Beaudry #11 and a 125lb Bradley Compact. I would be happy to pay for time, copying, and shipping if anyone here has any literature on these hammers. Thanks in advance. Adam.