This guy sent me these pics with no other info. Thought someone would ID it with the embossed "100" on the back foot. If you know what it is let me know. Thanks. looking to purchase it.

This guy sent me these pics with no other info. Thought someone would ID it with the embossed "100" on the back foot. If you know what it is let me know. Thanks. looking to purchase it.

Sorry pic didn't come out. I'm working on it.

You have to post/upload the picture to an online repository like photobucket.com and then post a link to it on that site. Can't just post it from your computer.

You have to post/upload the picture to an online repository like photobucket.com and then post a link to it on that site. Can't just post it from your computer.

Dont get it. Ive done it here before?

Lets try this.

It appears to be a Dora the Explorer towel.


Oh, the Anvil? That's what you meant!

If ball bearing test gives 50% or better rebound it is a real, but ugly anvil, with decent looking edges.

If ball bearing test gives a lot less than 50% then it is a real ugly anvil shaped object.

Phil

The raised numbers indicate a cast anvil I'd check the ring and rebound to see if it's a cast iron or cast steel anvil or perhaps a cast iron with steel plate---though often anvils that have such a visible "top plate" cast into them overhanging the sides are just cast iron.

Yea he's looking for 175.00 but first said 75.00 that's what got me intrested. Don't think I will go 175.00

Looks a little like a vulcan but the step from the faceplate to teh horn is too tall. Nothing cast into the sides of the anvil?

Looks like maybe he got the decimal point in the wrong place, it is either a $1.75 or $0.75. I think all that thing is, is an Anvil Shaped Object(ASO). Might be OK for forging wax or clay to learn how to do a simple practice run on a difficult task.