Zyphiza

picture of the 38 and took a second look around the feet found more numbers

On the left side of the anvil there is also the number 38 not sure what it means but maybe it will help out, looked for markings around the feet but didn't have any luck

few more photos maybe you can help me identify who's made this Noticed paint was covering up a lot of it.. better picture

Hey this is the first anvil I have ever bought I found it in a scrap yard I've been using a small section of railroad track and have been waiting for the right anvil to come around I think I got an okay price it's a bit beat up though I got it for $275.00 I think it's around 300 pounds I estimate, is there any way to tell roughly what it weighs by dimensions? I don't have a scale capable of weighing it. I don't know too much about them but it has good rebound though. the face is about 18.5 inches long, the horn is about 10 inches long and the cutting table about 3 inches and the anvil is 13 inches in height. I believe whoever owned it before I rescued it may have welded a new top onto it you can see what looks to be a weld line (I believe) in the photo showing the height, would that effect it at all? Thank you to anyone that helps (: Also it's about 5inches wide forget to add that.