So a PW can be more 'valuable' in one place than another.
#PETER WRIGHT ANVIL $100...$500 FREE#
Distance and the lack of free flow of information makes the market less than free and transparent, and that gives lots of variations in price according to location. The above is he dictionary definition of how price is formed in a free market. This rate is usually expressed in money terms as a price. The value of a good is the rate at which it exchanges for other goods. If you want a workhorse that will not break the bank, you can do much worse than a PW If you want to buy top range, buy a Refflinghaus. The 250 is in much better nick, from being in a garage, hidden under a tarp for 40 years. had a previous hard life and the horn and table have a substantial depression, most likely from cold work on it. I have two, one is 250# and the other 450#, and there is nothing I can not make on those anvils. Don't abuse it and it will last 3 more generations. Lastly, I have no intention of selling it due to the immense sentimental value attached to it (and the fact that I forge regularly and its the best anvil I have ever had) but for its own sake, how much do you all think this is worth? I live in rural Missouri if that helps. It weighs approximately 158 pounds, though I doubt the scale is very accurate, it always says I weight more than I really do -)Īre all PW anvils wrought iron? In other words, do some have a separate piece of steel welded to the top? The anvil is gorgeous and rings like the liberty bell.īased upon the other posts I have read about Peter Wright's anvils, it would appear this is a pre-1900 model.
It is amazing what a wire wheel, emory cloth, wet/dry sandpaper, Liquid Wrench, and WD-40 can do. I haven't posted here in a very long time, but I recently got a Peter Wright anvil (it was willed to me.) It was my great grandfathers, and he used it for shoeing the horses and apparently as a counterweight on his tractor! The pics I have posted below is how it looked when I brought it into my shop, and then after I cleaned it up. For some reason, the "Wright" that is below the "Peter" is upside down. I have not weighed it to verify but is a handful to pick up off the floor. If I am reading the markings correctly, they indicate it is 179lbs. Peter Wright Anvil - $1,000 (Tipp City).155LBS Peter Wright Anvil - $475 (Northern illinois)Ī Peter Wright made in england and is considered one of the best anvil makers in modern times they are great anvils and this has amazing rebound the edges have normally wear and tear based on its age The normal price for a perfect Peter wright of this size and age can be worth over a 1000 dollars.Anvil is in used condition but no chips or cracks.Asking $500Early Pan forge also available $300 (missing Blower)Call or text (315)two 83-870Five. Vintage Peter Wright Anvil 133# - $500 (Memphis)įor sale: Early Peter Wright England Anvil.
#PETER WRIGHT ANVIL $100...$500 SERIAL#
Peter Wright anvil 198lbNice condition with some wearEither unmarked or worked overStamped with inspectors #s and partial serial #s Unquestionably a Peter Wright Lots of life and work left in this anvil Feel free to email or text with any questions or offers.
This anvil was purchased by my great great grandfather who worked as a blacksmith. Antique Peter Wright Anvil 1860-1890 - $300 (Montgomery)įor sale is my family anvil.Peter Wright Anvil.This big Peter Wright, made between 18, is a big anvil for those who want a heavy anvil to work.The mass of this anvil allows for serious forging and knife or sword forging.You will definitely feel the difference in a large anvil. It will be hard to find another Peter Wright anvil in this condition and at this weight.Marked with.Pe. There are a couple of chips in the edges and a little sway but otherwise this anvil is perfect. I am selling my 285 pound Peter Wright anvil.
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