I got a good anvil

[don't tread on me]

I got a good anvil from an antique store. It is 150 lbs. It has a good ring and the hammer rebounds about 18 in.

[MLMartin]

looks like a hay budden, youll have fun with that. use a angle grinder with a wire brush attachment and remove that paint from the face and youll be happier while forging, burning paint tends to smell less than pleasant, or just use some sand paper by hand to remove paint.

there is a few forums topics on the site with good stands-stumps for anvils, have a look and chose whats best for your anvil.

most of all, forge hot iron on it!

[zampilot]

Looks good! What'd it run ya?

[Fe-Wood]

Good for you! Forge on :D

[don't tread on me]

Thanks all, and it cost $300.

[ThomasPowers]

Good size, excellent condition---that's a keeper!

[Mark Wargo New2bs]

nice anvil indeed.

Mark

[anvilcustoms]

looks like a hay budden, youll have fun with that. use a angle grinder with a wire brush attachment and remove that paint from the face and youll be happier while forging, burning paint tends to smell less than pleasant, or just use some sand paper by hand to remove paint.

there is a few forums topics on the site with good stands-stumps for anvils, have a look and chose whats best for your anvil.

most of all, forge hot iron on it!

NOT a Hay Budden, its a Trenton anvil. Cast base, drop-forged upper.