Emile21

Hello everybody! As I've told in my previous post, I have found four other anvils besides the 'Acmenee'-one and here are some photos of them. I've figured out that the two UAT anvils are from a former Belgian manufacturer in Turnhout (see link below). Furthermore, I have one anvil with the initials 'H.G.W' on it as well as the weigth (188kg?) I think. Does someone know more about this particular company? The last anvil is the smallest one and has no markings of the manufacturer on it, the only thing I see are the numbers '194' on one side and '104' on the other side of the anvil (weight in pounds and kilograms?). What are your thoughts about these anvils? Does anyone maybe have an idea of what they're worth in their current condition? Thanks in advance for your time! Emile

Hey Steve, thanks for your help! I'm from Belgium and I suppose people here are less interested in anvils and blacksmithing then in the States. Together with this anvil I also found four others (I haven't taken any pictures from them yet, but I'll do this soon). Five anvils in total is a bit too much for me so I'd like to sell some of them, do you know any good (international) website where I can put them for sale and where prices are fair? Thanks a lot! Emile

Hello everybody! I'm new here and I was wondering if anyone could help me identifying this anvil I found in my shed. It looks like there's a brand marked on it ('ACMENEE' or something?) but I can't find any more information about it on the internet. I do find anvil of the name 'Acme' on Google but those anvils seem to look certainly not like this one. Does someone perhaps know the value of it in his current condition (it's about 200kg)? It's quite clean and has a fearly nice surface I think. Thanks a lot if you could help me on my search!