Evergreennj

Appreciate the feedback guys. I’m looking to sell this anvil, any recommendations? I notice the site does not have a classifieds section. No luck on FB.

Thanks. Curious, how can you tell?

This one doesn’t appear to have any markings on it. Weighs roughly 300 pounds.

Here’s another one I’ve got. Nothing other than the star on the side. Roughly weighs about 25-30 pounds.

Thanks again for all the help identifying these. After looking a little better at the marking on the green one it is a Wilkinson’s. I have some others, haven’t had time to post pics of but will when I get around to it. Could anyone help me out with where I could sell a few of these? I’d like them to go to someone who will put them to use. Didn’t see a marketplace on the forums. thanks

Hmm, odd, I have New Jersey set as my location in my profile. I’ll have to look into that. I do have an angle grinder and a wire wheel. Unfortunately it’s dark so early now all these projects have to wait for the weekend. That’s what I’ve read so far. Heard the Vulcan is quiet anvil due to what’s its cast from. Also read that they aren’t held in high regard compared to others. I’ll keep you guys updated. There’s actually 3 or 4 others at my fathers yard that I’ll be bringing home. One has to weigh at least 400-500 pounds. I’ll post pics soon. Rojo Pedro what is NOS?

Thanks for the quick responses. They are in great shape. My father was a metal worker/excavator. I don’t think he used these, rather a collector. I’m just as intrigued by them. On the green one, one of the letters I can make out is a u. I’ve taken a look at images of a Wilkinson’s and it could very well be one. What’s the best way I can go about revealing the impression? I didn’t want to start grinding away at it. Wire brush? I live in New Jersey, hopefully that’s helpful. I’ll take some more pictures tonight. thanks, Rich

Both of these were my fathers. I know the first is a Vulcan 15. The second doesn’t have any legible markings. What was written wasn’t cast though, it’s imprinted on the anvil. Any help appreciated. thanks, Rich