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The Greenwood Anvil Collection - Title Image with 15 blacksmiths anvils

175 lb. Hornless Colonial Anvil

Colonial Hornless Anvil

Hornless Colonial Anvil

From the Josh Greenwood Collection.

This simple little anvil is from the 17th or 18th century. This is a hornless without 5th foot. The surprising thing about these little anvils is their weight. While this is much smaller than the typical 100 pound anvil, it weighs almost twice as much.

Two views of the hornless anvil This anvil lacks a pritchell hole (post 1830 feature).

  • Marking : n/a
  • Dimensions:
    • Height 10.5" ( 267 mm)
    • Face 5 x 12.75 (127 x 324 mm)
  • Weight: 175 lbs. (79 kg)


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