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anvilfire.com Anvil Gallery
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Maison de l'Outil (House of Tools) museum anvils
Photographs of over two dozen rare anvils, many never seen outside Europe until now. | |
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The Lyda-Ferdinand Collection (17 anvils, more coming)
Rare and ancient European and Early American anvils. | |
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The Prillwitz Collection (9 anvils, more coming)
Rare and ancient European and Early American anvils. [Detail pages posted - need info] | |
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Old Millstone Forge Anvils (6 anvils)
The Old Millstone Forge Museum anvils. | |
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The anvilfire Image Collection (26 anvils and 30+ stakes)
Anvil photos by the guru and others collected over a decade. NEW! Champion Forge Combination Six-in-One tool with anvil. NEW! Stake Anvils of all kinds Over 30 different stakes. | |
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Donated Anvil Images (25 anvils, more as they come)
Attwood Stourbridge from Australia, Stake anvil from the Turley Collection, Three Italian anvils, Russian Stake Anvil, Columbian, Vulcan, Arm and Hammer Anvils. . . NEW! No-Name American Anvil. NEW! Miniature Anvil Collections countd as (2) anvils. NEW! Old German Anvil. NEW! American Wrought Anvil Co. NEW! Colonial Era Anvil NEW! Bohemian AKA Austrian or "Old Berlin" Anvil NEW! Stake or "Ship's" Anvil NEW! South German Anvil NEW! Tres Catalan Anvils (Bigornia) NEW! Armourer or Brazier T-Stake NEW! Multi-Tool Anvils NEW! Ancient Stump Anvil | |
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Anvils by Type and Brand
Fisher-Norris Eagle, Mousehole, Hay-Budden, Peddinghaus, Grizzly, Sawyers and Cutler's anvils and more. [In Development] | |
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SwageBlocks.com
The "other" blacksmiths "anvil". A collection of over 50 swage block images plus articles on the history, design and use of swageblocks. Over 3000 years of blocks. Another web gallery by Jock Dempsey the anvilfire guru. | |
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SwageBlocks.com Cone Gallery
Another blacksmiths forming tool that is not an anvil. The Cone and Swage Block project suggested by Fred Holder of the Blacksmiths Gazette finally come to fruition. A dozen cones from a 2,000 pound solid cone to Jewelers Ring mandrels added to the growing collection of swage block images. |