Is this a good one?

[poopdiddly]

It's a Vulcan. It says 67 on it. Is that 67 pounds or 670? He's asking $100.

[poopdiddly]

Never mind. I see a 10 on the other side, so it should be 100 pounds.

[dablacksmith]

buck a pound ... great deal dosnt look bad if you need a anvil get it!

[Timothy Miller]

Jump on it it almost looks new. Vulcans are not the best brand but they are serviceable. Good for a beginner. Its worth about 175 to 200 bucks. You can always get your money out if you loose interest in the craft or upgrade.

[jmeineke]

Is it just me or does that one look like it has a thicker tool face than Vulcan's usually do? It almost looks like they forge welded two tool plates on it. If you look real close, you can see a faint third line right down the middle of the plate. I snipped and blew up a portion of the picture to show what I'm talking about (see attached image).

At any rate, it looks like it's in really good shape and a good one to start out on.

[Francis Trez Cole]

Some vulcans are cased with a hardened steel face they are good anvils

[Frosty]

It's a fine little anvil, Vulcan's may not be the best but they're good servicable tools. Do keep your eyes open for a heavier one though, 100lbs is a great size for portability and demos but it's hard to beat a shop anvil over 200lbs.

Good anvil, fine price, all round good score.

Frosty the Lucky.