MattyD

The other option is a Fisher about the same weight with obvious chips on the edge, and a crack from edge to hardy hole, though it's face is flat and has otherwise clean sharp edges.  Both sellers asking the same amount.  Preference wise I could go either way, just want the best value for my money.

Thenks all

I am looking to buy it, and don't have access to it without a bit of a drive, so seeing if the trip is worth it.   I am about convinced it is a PW.  The face may be a bit wavy by what I can discern from the pics, what would be a reasonable price on it assuming it's post 1910.  I hear a typical $3 to $5 a lb.  likely a 308 lbs.  It looks like the edges were reworked

Will check that out, thanks for the response and sorry for the double posting y'all.

Hey all new to the sceen, looking at anvils and need an ID on this one.  300+ lbs.  Only matkings found are stamped R R.  sorry pics are upside down

MD