Antique Anvil & Blacksmith Hammer

Guessing the weight is apprx 100 +/- lbs. NO SHIPPING

Silver coin fifty kopecks (poltinnik), USSR, 1924. The reverse depicts a blacksmith with a swinging hammer over the anvil. Nearby at his feet, you can see spare parts, a disassembled plow with a sickl

Silver coin fifty kopecks (poltinnik), USSR, 1924. The reverse depicts a blacksmith with a swinging hammer over the anvil. Nearby at his feet, you can see spare parts, a disassembled plow with a sickl

Silver coin fifty kopecks (poltinnik), USSR, 1924. The reverse depicts a blacksmith with a swinging hammer over the anvil. Nearby at his feet, you can see spare parts, a disassembled plow with a sickl

Silver coin fifty kopecks (poltinnik), USSR, 1926. The reverse depicts a blacksmith with a swinging hammer over the anvil. Nearby at his feet, you can see spare parts, a disassembled plow with a sickl

Silver coin fifty kopecks (poltinnik), USSR, 1924. The reverse depicts a blacksmith with a swinging hammer over the anvil. Nearby at his feet, you can see spare parts, a disassembled plow with a sickl

Silver coin fifty kopecks (poltinnik), USSR, 1925. The reverse depicts a blacksmith with a swinging hammer over the anvil. Nearby at his feet, you can see spare parts, a disassembled plow with a sickl

Silver coin fifty kopecks (poltinnik), USSR, 1924. The reverse depicts a blacksmith with a swinging hammer over the anvil. Nearby at his feet, you can see spare parts, a disassembled plow with a sickl

Approx 2 3/4" x 10 3/8"

MRKD. 1 1 16 ON SIDE. 21 1/2" L. CAN NOT BE SHIPPED DUE TO WEIGHT. Terms: UPDATED 2023 TERMS FOR PURCHASING AND SHIPPING OF AUCTION ITEMS. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. ALL PAYMENTS FOR PURCHA

Blacksmith with Anvil marked "TN" made in Occupied Japan. Porter made by Gescha of U. S. Zone Germany. Action: Blacksmith hammers his anvil and a bell is rung. Porter pushes the luggage while running

**Pick up or transport only - no shipping** This desirable anvil weighs in at a whopping 149 pounds! Peter Wright Maker's mark is clearly marked with patent and England on the side. Top working surfac

Antique Fisher Eagle blacksmith anvil. Appears to be in overall good condition with expected wear from use and age. It is dated 1899. It weighs approximately 118 pounds. It measures approximately 21-1

Industrial antique antique blacksmith iron anvil. This antique anvil would be a great display piece for anyone who likes industrial aesthetics. It is worn but that only adds to its rustic, antique loo

1 Vintage small Old Industrial1930's Heavy Brass Black Country Masculine Blacksmith Man Hammer & Anvil Statue Doorstop 1 Fine Small Vintage Old Industrial 1930's Original Heavy Brass Of Black Country

VINTAGE OCCUPATIONAL PHOTO BLACKSMITH QUENCHING ANVIL HAMMER PICK AXE HEADs ETC. VINTAGE OCCUPATIONAL PHOTO BLACKSMITH QUENCHING ANVIL HAMMER PICK AXE HEADs ETC. Description Vintage Occupational Photo

2pc Set of Brass unmarked anvils: 1pc with wood handle blacksmith hammer-3" X 3 1/4"

A small French Victorian antique bust of a woman. Resembling Marianne of France, or the personification of America's Columbia. Sculpture features an anvil, hammer and other industrial cast object moun

19th century French school polychromed bronze statuette of young blacksmith holding hammer, on a shaped base with title plate. Provenance: The Doyle New York: Belle Epoque: 19th & 20th Century Decorat

marked for hammer anvil us pa , measures 24 by 9.5 inches. Probably antique

DESCRIPTION: E. Peynot, Bronze well-known following his Grand Prize at the Prix de Rome sculpture competition. This bronze depcits a man sitting on an anvil holding a hammer in one hand and flipping t

Pre-War German Tin 2 Men Forging Blacksmiths at Anvil. Crank or live steam toy, hand painted working.

DESCRIPTION: A bronze sculpture featuring a blacksmith with a hammer in his right hand, and a horseshoe in his left hand. Fitted to a marble base and signed along the backside:"Beck". CIRCA: Mid 20th

likely American. image depicts blacksmith at anvil. signed "Stein" copyright 1895. housed in charming Victorian frame. framed:H12 1/8" W10 1/4" Collection of Barry B. Taylor, Greenville, South Carolin