Matchlessantiques offers blacksmiths and collectors this NEAR MINT 80 lb. Fisher Norris Blacksmith Anvil. Here's an anvil that anyone can appreciate. If you've never worked on a Fisher you'll be surprised as how well they perform. Many smiths use Fishers and enjoy the superb quality. This anvil has the original patina including some old paint. The rebound on this anvil is fantastic. The edges are near mint. This Fisher is dated "1926" on the rear base of the anvil. The front foot of the anvil is... marked with the name "FISHER" and on the side of the foot, the number "8" for 80 lb. This is a NO RESERVE auction so don't miss this chance to work on a piece of history. Please take a close look at the pictures. NOTE: This auction is for the 80 lb. Fisher Anvil ONLY. The stand it is displayed on and the tools displayed in the background are NOT INCLUDED in this auction. Fisher and Norris was the first successful anvil manufacturer to exist in this country, as well as the last of the major anvil manufacturers to stop producing anvils in America. The company was founded in 1843 and produced anvils for 136 years. They produced more anvils than any other American anvil maker. Fisher became famous for perfecting the process of welding cast steel on high grade cast iron. They also were the brand of anvil the U.S. government ordered for military purposes. According to Richard Postman's book, Anvils In America, Fisher claimed that "One blow on a "Fisher" anvil is worth two on any other anvil made". They went on to say that, "The Face Consists of a Single Piece of the Very Best Cast Steel Perfectly Welded of the Hardest Temper. The horn is made of Tough Untempered Steel and will neither Break nor Bend. All "Eagle" Anvils made with the Latest Fisher Patent Double Thick Steel on Both Edges of the Face." There anvils received the nickname "Old Reliable" because of their reliability. Measurements are: length 18 14", face 3 14" x 11", horn 7 14", height 9 12", base 8 14" x 9", hardy 34", pritchel 12" , weight 80 lb. Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back, less return cost. So don't wait to bid to win this high quality Fisher Anvil, you won't be disappointed in any way.
170lb Fisher Norris Eagle city anvil. Made in Trenton, NJ. Excellent rebound, 85 - 90 all over the face. Damage to horn partially repaired by a previous owner, please see photos. Clear eagle with anchor in relief on side of anvil along with 170 weight above foot. FISHER clearly stamped on foot under horn.Please see photos as they provide the best description.Local pickup in NJ preferred. Freight shipping to CONUS only (lower 48) is an option, SHIPPING IS NOT FREE, HOWEVER, buyer will need to get... estimate and pay for shipping and have shipping company pick up anvil from me, residential pickup. I will strap anvil to a pallet, assume 200 lbs total shipping weight, from zip 07006 to your location. As FYI, shipping charges could be in the 150 - 300 range depending upon your shipper and your location. If you have questions, please ask. No returns.
Matchlessantiques is offering collectors and smiths this Near MINT 260 lb. Blacksmith Saw Anvil. Made by Fisher Norris Crossley of Trenton, New Jersey. The face on this anvil is perfectly flat and clean. This anvil would be a knifemaker's or blacksmith's dream come true. It has a big clean and wide working surface that would be great to work on and good rebound. The edges are near mint. This Fisher was probably made after Fisher was bought out by Crosley because the name Fisher is not on the an...vil. Don't miss this chance to own a quality American made anvil. Please take a close look at the pictures.NOTE : This auction is for the 260 lb. CROSSLEY SAW ANVIL anvil ONLY. The cart and other items in the background ARE NOT INCLUDED in this auction.Fisher became famous for perfecting the process of welding cast steel on high grade cast iron. According to Richard Postman's book, Anvils In America, Fisher claimed that "One blow on an "Eagle" anvil is worth two on any other anvil made". They went on to say that, "The Face Consists of a Single Piece of the Very Best Cast Steel Perfectly Welded of the Hardest Temper. The horn is made of Tough Untempered Steel and will neither Break or Bend. All "Eagle" Anvils made with the Latest Fisher Patent Double Thick Steel on Both Edges of the Face. The measurements are: face 8" x 10", base 10 14" x 12 14", height 10 12", actual weight 260 lbs. Satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back. Shipping cost will be exact charges and are reasonable. Please write for a quote. I do not charge any packaging fees or any other extra charges.
Matchlessantiques offers collectors and smiths this 100 lb. Fisher Norris Blacksmith Anvil. You won't see too many anvils in this condition, it looks like it's never been used at all. This anvil's face is perfectly flat and clean with no marks. The edges are in mint condition. There's some of the original paper label still on the anvil from the factory. Please take a close look at the pictures.Fisher and Norris was the first successful anvil manufacturer to exist in this country, as well as the ...last of the major anvil manufacturers to stop producing anvils in America. The company was founded in 1843 and produced anvils for 136 years. They produced more anvils than any other American anvil maker. Fisher became famous for perfecting the process of welding cast steel on high grade cast iron. According to Richard Postman's book, Anvils In America, Fisher claimed that "One blow on a "Fisher" anvil is worth two on any other anvil made". They went on to say that, "The Face Consists of a Single Piece of the Very Best Cast Steel Perfectly Welded of the Hardest Temper. The horn is made of Tough Untempered Steel and will neither Break or Bend. All "Eagle" Anvils made with the Latest Fisher Patent Double Thick Steel on Both Edges of the Face." T anvils recieved the nickname "Old Reliable" because of their reliability.This anvil's face is very hard and has a terrific rebound. The anvil's measurements are: overall length 21 12", face 3 58" X 12 78", horn 8 58", height 10 12", hardie hole 34", pritchel hole 12", base 8 34" x 9 18", actual weight 103 pounds. Don't miss this chance to own this anvil, you won't find any nicer.Michigan Residents Only: 6 MI Sales Tax will be calculated on the Total Price (Final Value Price and Shipping charges).Money-back Guarantee: You have 14 days from the date you receive your item to contact us and ship back the item you have purchased. We will refund your full purchase price after we receive the returned item. Original shipping cost will not be refunded. Buyer pays for the return shipping fees.Trade-in Policy: We offer all our buyers the option to trade in a previously purchased item for credit towards a new auction purchase. The price of the new item should be higher than the price of the item being traded in. The remaining balance after credit has been applied can be paid for via PayPal, or the buyer can email us to make other arrangements. We must receive the item to be traded in before we can issue an account credit, and ship the new item won. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs related to the trade in and new purchase. Normal wear on the item to be traded in is not a problem. Broken or damaged items will not be accepted.01089
Rare Antique Miniature Fisher Norris Blacksmith Anvil Salesman Sample. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS First Class Package (2 to 3 business days).Thank you for checking out my items.I always try and provide the best photos I can to show the condition of each item.160Shipping: I combine shipping on multiple items as long as it does not compromise a fragile item. If you are using the international shipping program keep in mind that I am not able to combine shipping because ebay does already. ...After the auctions close, please send me an email that you would like to combine shipping.Notes: up for sale is a truly unique Miniature anvil made by fisher and norris. The anvil is small and weighs only about 7 oz. Very cool piece for collector's. .
Here we have a beautiful 180 Lb Fisher Antique Blacksmith Saw Maker's Anvil.It looks to be in very good condition.This is a rare, very nice, hard to find anvil with this weight, condition and maker.Listed as local pickup but i am willing to ship if the buyer is willing to pay the freight charges.Thank you very much.Another Fine Listing by Found Objects of Industry
Matchlessantiques is offering collectors and smiths this Nice 70 pound Vulcan Blacksmith Anvil. It was made by the Illinois Iron Bolt Company, of Carpentersville, Illinois. This Cast Iron anvil is in used condition. The face is made from one solid piece of English tool steel and is perfectly flat, with some use marks on it. There are some nicks on the edges. The anvil has a "7" on the front foot meaning that the anvil is 70 lb. It has a good rebound. The body of the anvil is made from the best L...ake Superior Charcoal Iron. The horn is covered with untempered steel. This anvil would be a good one for the bench. Please take a close look at the pictures.NOTE : This auction is for the 70 lb. VULCAN anvil ONLY. The other anvils and items in the background ARE NOT INCLUDED in this auction.This anvil pattern is the second pattern made by Vulcan and is referred to the Modern Style and would have been produced in the twentieth century. The trademark was the second trademark Vulcan used and included the word "Brand" According to Richard Postman's book, Anvil in America, Illinois Iron Bold Co. produced anvils from around 1875 until about 1969. This anvil has the second trademark used and would have been produced in the twentieth century. The measurements are: overall length 18", face 3 14" x 11", horn 7", height 8 12", hardy hole 34", pritchel hole 716", actual weight 48 lb.
Matchlessantiques is offering smiths and collectors this NEAR MINT 200 lb. Cast Steel "COLUMBIAN" Blacksmith Anvil. It was made in Cleveland, OH. by The Columbian Hardware Company, which was believed to have been established around the early1890s. The Company was advertised to be the world's largest maker of Vises and Anvils. In May of 1926, the company incorporated as the Columbian Vise Manufacturing Company. The Company is well known for quality blacksmith anvils and vises. This anvil is made ...out of solid cast steel and it has a nice clear ring. The face is flat and clean. The edges are near perfect. The hardy hole and pritchel hole look unused. Normally this anvil would have the Columbian Trademark, the letter C inside an inverted triangle, however, a former owner must have milled the upper half of the body most likely to clean up the edge and just enough to also remove the trademark. It does have the customary mold markings on the opposite side of the anvil. This is a NO RESERVE auction. You'll have a hard time finding another Columbian this size and this nice. Please take a close look at the pictures. NOTE: This auction is for the 200 lb. COLUMBIAN ANVIL ONLY. The cart it is displayed on and the tools displayed in the background are NOT INCLUDED in this auction.The measurement of this anvil are: overall length 29", face 4 38" X 18", horn 11", height 11 14", hardie hole 1 18", pritchel hole 58", base 11" X 12", actual weight 202 lb. This anvil would be an excellent anvil for the shop. Don't miss this fantastic anvil, you won't be disappointed or your money back, less return cost. SHIPPING: I can ship to any commercial business that has a fork lift or terminal near you for approximately 150.00 - 175.00. I can also ship right to your residence including a lift gate for an additional cost. If you want an exact shipping quote, please write and include your zip code. Local pick ups are welcomed, we can load it in your vehicle.
