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I'm always looking around to see if there are any good tools to score. And recently I stumbled across this anvil.
A decent 500 # sized anvil. I'm not sure what kind of a pattern it is. It seems like a mix a German pattern and an English pattern.
I tried to look up what kind of type it is, but all I could find was that it was a "industrial German type of anvil.

Another thing that makes this anvil special is that the upsetting block is on the opposite side than it usually is. This makes-
the anvil more or less "left handed". Doesn't matter for me though, as I'm ambidextrous.

Well, here's the anvil.

From the striker's side.
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From the smith's side.
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Picture from behind the striker's position.
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I have a book called "a Blacksmiths Travel Album 1994" in the beginning there is a section thas has a reprint of a Refflinghaus catalogue from the turn of the 20th century. The closest thing in there is the #10 it is called "Luttcher mit doppel horn, und staunch". This roughly translates to Belgan pattern anvil with an upsetting block and square horn out of witch projects a round horn, or the kind of horn commonly found on london pattern anvils. I could not tell you what exatly makes an anvil, a Belgiun anvil.

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You kept pressing the post button before your comment loaded and the page refreshed.

No, i pressed it once, my computer is screwed up....
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ID think of it as a Right hand anvil Smiths I know with that kind of anvil like having the upseting block on the neer side keeps them from having to reach over and makes it easer to see whats happening .

Very nice anvil :)

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