Anvil ID Help

[tabasco]

I have been using this anvil for 20 years since my boss “loaned” it to me. Just decided to ID it. Lots of research has yielded not much. I know more what it is not than anything. No readable markings except the 1 and 9 stamp with possibly a third number for its weight. Any ideas, information or guesses would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

[Oldtuleguy]

Peter Wright maybe? They were sold under different brands, and that generally looks like one

 

[1982fxr]

Peter Wright maybe? They were sold under different brands, and that generally looks like one

My first thought too.

 

[tabasco]

Thanks gentlemen. My best guess has been a PW also but two things hold me back. The base does not have “feet” like a PW and I was assuming PW weights would be marked in the English manner. I may be wrong because I am very new to this. What do you think?

 

[Oldtuleguy]

They made a bunch of us market stuff

 

[Maui]

That is NOT a Peter Wright anvil. If it was, the top of the foot would have a flat on it. Your anvil does not have that flat.

 

[tabasco]

Adding a couple more pics and it weighed 189 lbs on my scales. Maybe goes along with the 1 and 9 and the smaller number that looks to be a 3 or 4 for a 190 +/- original weight (?)

 

[jwilson645]

I have been using this anvil for 20 years since my boss “loaned” it to me. Just decided to ID it. Lots of research has yielded not much. I know more what it is not than anything. No readable markings except the 1 and 9 stamp with possibly a third number for its weight. Any ideas, information or guesses would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I was going to tell you to post it on Iforgeiron but I see you've already done that.