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BK SYDNEY AUST Anvils


stan

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Bradford and kendall foundry started in the 1920s producing many items for heavy industry as well as anvils. I own two 112lb I bought in 1999 and 160lb I have had for around a year, both cast steel and petty good to work on.The 160 hardy hole and pritchel are not as well finished as the smaller anvil and this seems  to the standard practice for some reason.Also the mounting holes  if used really quieten the ring.

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I've just looked at a BK Sydney anvil.(no AUST on the embossing) 

Appears to be 150 lbs with the numeric 8042 on the side at the rear of the flat plate. Can anyone give me an idea of what I'm looking at and what sort of money is reasonable for it.

Anvil has been well used. Edges of the plate are all reasonably rounded

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Hullo to all,as I delve into Blacksmithing this is my Anvil setup...A 224lb Australian BK mounted on a 200lb Australian Red Gum Stump...I'm in the early stages of setup...Time will tell...Be careful with the CV going on. 

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