Help identifying this Anvil. Owner says it's a Hay Dunner from Brooklyn, NY

[Nicholas_Killmeier]

Has anyone heard of Hay Dunner? Do you think he meant Hay Budden? Please see photo and let me know if you recognize it. I don't see any markings on it.

Thanks

[Marc1]

Mm ... looks like a hay budden, I doubt there are any reference to dunny or banners, or I hope not

What size? what price? any lighter photos to see condition? Rebound? Selfies hugging the anvil?

[Glenn]

A better photo will get you better information. Take a shot of all sides, top, and bottom of the anvil. Feet and markings included.

[Nicholas_Killmeier]

Unfortinaly it's not mine. I wouldn't take photos like that lol. I'm trying to get better photos of it. 

But I'm considering it. If it is a Hay Budden, I'll probably get it. If it's a no-name, I think he's asking too much.

[Glenn]

This may help a little

[C-1ToolSteel]

Looks like a Hay Budden to me.

[ThomasPowers]

If it says Brooklyn NY on it; pretty much a given it's a HB.  You can check for the hourglass on the underside too---but it can be worn down till it's hard to see on some HBs. I have one where the hourglass is hard to see but the name stamp is clear.

Do the ring and ball bearing tests and if they past it's a good one and it doesn't matter what is or is not stamped on it---if you want an anvil to *use*!