Who manufactured my anvil?

[Gerdus Kemp]

I bought an anvil about 2 years ago, when I decided I want to start bladesmithing... 2 years later I have finally bought a gas forge and am able to start hitting hot metal...
I would like to know more about the anvil I have, but can't seem to find anything on the internet related to the markings I found on the anvil. The guy I bought it from said it is a good anvil and weighs more than 100kg (220#).

The photos aren't as crisp as I thought they were, but think they will suffice.
What I can make out:

"CSAR", "J.H", and something that looks like "WAR...TEC.." and a big W in the middle

I think the CSAR is the Central South African Railways, which operated 1902-1910. and isn't in the photos though

I bought it in Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa, if the location might be of use.

 

Thanks in advance

Gerdus

[George Geist]

There will be people along soon enough with far more expertise, but to me anyway it has a Peter Wright look about it. Just an opinion don't hold me to it.

I can say with a good degree of certainty that one of the words you're trying to make out is the word "warranted"

George

[John McPherson]

I will go one step further and say "Best Warranted"

William Foster used that on the side, as did Norrisez and a few others. A 4 digit date under the words would make it a Foster.

[Gerdus Kemp]

There isn't a date or anything as far as I can see under the words.

It says "BEST WARRANTED"

Any thoughts on the CSAR or J.H?