[TheForge] Hello and a question

[Washington, Aubrey O.]

Justin,
 
Yes, that would be 105, assuming there is nothing before the 3-21.  My 111 lb. Peter Wright is marked 0-3-27.  I have a bigger Trenton anvil that I use at home also.  But I love my PW and use it at fairs, etc.  If the one your are considering is in reasonable shape and reasonable price, go for it.  What is a reasonable price?  That depends a lot on condition and geographical location.  I would think a broad range would be $150-$250.
 
Aubrey
 


> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm new... both to this list and blacksmithing in general.  I have a
> quick question hopefully someone can help me with.  A neighbor has an
> anvil that I'm looking at borrowing and possibly buying.  It has
> "Peter Wright" and then 3 21 on the side.  I'm assuming that means
> this is an 105lb anvil.
>
> Would you recommend this for a beginner's anvil, or should  I be
> looking for something different?  How old would this anvil be,
> approximately? What would be a reasonable price be for something like
> this?  I'm located in Saskatchewan, Canada.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Justin
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