hello i,m new to site live in Nevada. my hobbies are welding & metal art. i was giving a anvil on side saids horseshoers inc supplies 70 larkspur Colo. any information would be grateful thanks:):)

Welcome aboard, glad to have ya.

I'm sure someone will be along to help ID your anvil. I'm betting it's a recent model, probably still available. Well heck, what do you know a quick Google search turned up a possibility. If he didn't make your anvil I'll bet you he'll know who did.

Cliff Carroll’s Horseshoers Supplies, Inc.
245 West Perry Park Avenue
Larkspur, CO 80118
Phone: (303) 681-2643
Fax: (303) 681-2343
[email protected]
www.cliffcarroll.com
Our company was incorporated in Florida in 1976 and has since been serving horseshoers throughout the country. After relocating to Colorado in 1981, we began manufacturing anvils and hammers and our line has grown to over a dozen horseshoeing products, selling worldwide. In 1996 the PRO-FORGE was added to round out our manufacturing line of products.


Now, if you'll click "User CP" at the top of the page and edit your profile to show your location it can make a big difference. IFI is represented by members from more than 50 countries and a lot of info is location specific. Also if local folk know you're there they can invite you to gatherings, tip you to tools and offer hands on help.

Frosty

Gee Frosty, you posted while I was trying to find Cliff's Website

Yep that's a Cliff Carroll Anvil - probably his popular 70 pounder for farriers - nice size to move around., very much still in business.

Cliff Carroll's Horseshoers Supplies, Inc.

Hey, you just can't beat the yellow pages. :cool:

Frosty

Better than the yellow pages just ask Frosty. Quicker than google
anyhow.(grin)
Ken

I found the local yellow pages via Google.

Hold on a second . . . Hmmmmm. . . Yes, do ask me. I'll be more than happy to invent something plausible with hopefully amusing results.

Frosty

Are these a good steel anvil and not a cast iron type?

Drifter

Yes, they are. I've not used one, but being relatively close to Cliff's business, I see a number being used and have not heard of any problems and I suspect the heel bending cams would not last long on inferior construction since they're often used to cold shape a shoe.