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Nice!! vulcan anvil looks to be in extremely nice condition. How is the rebound?

Wow that is so cool, I would love to have one of those made. Nice work!! A smaller version of that would look great hanging on my new hammer rack

Thats a great ad! I actually kind of like the steam hammer marks. The character of each anvil is so different and the marks just add to that unique character of the arm and hammer. Columbus Anvil Sept 1916_zpsfsw9giqj by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0090_zpslksknfiu by PWRstroke_smoke, on...

Thank you! your welcome glad you enjoyed the old advertisement. Thank you! Great Info BlackFrog! Thanks and if you feel like sharing some of your old advertisements that would be much appreciated. Thats is a very good price!!! they never come up that cheap here and if they do they only last...

some literature advertising how the anvils are made in 2 pieces. ah1902.jpg.b05e0c2b2369a1cc0cd455f309d95086_zpscyvzm2qy by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr

Purdy how many miles on her? Installed led light bar on the truck

All for 20$ at local flea market Stanley No.20 Rosewood handle and brass inlay square Misc. Leather pieces Texaco Home Lubricant Oil can 0-1" micrometer, its well made but has no mfg. marking only part number 85-5081 6" stainless steel rule with local union oil distributor advertisement on it...

Good idea would work great for that as well.

6"x3"x1"thick piece of copper, has a nice flat surface figured i could use it with the anvil for small repairs like the wifes jewelry or gunsmithing

New Britain Ns40 ratchet 1/2" drive Vintage TrueTemper Blacksmith Hammer Brunner & Lay Chisel All for 5$

Ill post a pic of the hammer holder when i get home. I dont have anymore of it close up.

That weld halfway up the middle from the feet is an arc weld done at the factory. That is how arm and hammer merged the base and top of the anvil. With early arm and hammer anvils the top and bottom half were forge welded together later anvils were arc welded together. The top hardened steel...

Very nice hold down system I love it. Everyone comes up with their own unique ideas for strapping an old anvil down!

I believe Vulcan was it's own company, they had cast bodies and a similar style hardened face plate. the weld was how they made them from the factory after 1940 they welded the top and bottom hammer forged pieces together.

Built a purple heart wood bench for the wife used 3/4" black pipe that almost has a blued gun barrel tone

IMAG0153_zpst15g6uxz by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0167_zpsvndhqyhr by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0168_zpsti6wzvby by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0169_zpszig4emxn by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0170_zpsytqvffm9 by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0172_zpsn7ntcfhe by...

Power pole crossbeam stand: IMAG0146_zpsumt7l1jn by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0149_zpscg5omb9p by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0152_zpsk6tqvxbw by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr

All cleaned up with remnants of the original paint left behind. IMAG0088_zpscyi5zyet by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0089_zpsm8hfvxwu by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0090_zpslksknfiu by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0093_zps1uocvkpw by PWRstroke_smoke, on Flickr IMAG0094_zpsc18hrw9r by...

1918 & 1942 Arm & Hammer Anvil Refurbish and Stand Build 208lb and 65lb I wanted to post up the refurbishment of my Arm and Hammer anvil as well as the stand I built for it. 208lb Its a 1942 from the serial numbers reference in the book Anvils in America. The two steam hammer forged parts of...

There wasnt one plastic part on the thing it looked and felt pretty darn heavy duty. I am going to pick it up tomorrow for 40$ ill do a restoration thread for it like the 150