Don't know if $8 a pound is a deal or not.
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Man, I recall what seems to be not so long ago when you'd attend a farm auction & the anvils were going for a buck/lb.Don't know if $8 a pound is a deal or not.![]()
Man, I recall what seems to be not so long ago when you'd attend a farm auction & the anvils were going for a buck/lb.
Might have some heavy wear up on the front end. Or just a trick of the lens...I wouldn’t say so. Anvils have certainly skyrocketed in price, the last 10-15 years, but I’d expect something closer to $600-$700 for that. Peter Wrights aren’t anything too special, in my experience, so no premium there.
I wouldn’t say so. Anvils have certainly skyrocketed in price, the last 10-15 years, but I’d expect something closer to $600-$700 for that. Peter Wrights aren’t anything too special, in my experience, so no premium there.
Hey, I like Ted!They sure have. I'm expecting a market correction when the three guys who collect them die.
Mostly just being a goof, but Ted Dawson’s a local (GTA Ontario, as well as seasonally east coast) used tool guy. Largely woodworking stuff, but he has plenty of anvils. And is, unfortunately, a genuinely nice guy, which makes him hard to hate.You got me, who's Ted?