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Image of Blacksmithing anvil, ca. 1900
1967.4146.2
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Blacksmithing anvil, ca. 1900

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This anvil belonged to O. Fred Felton (1876-1966), born in Kentucky and moved to Seattle in 1923. He worked for the Great Northern Railroad and may have used this anvil for blacksmithing.
ID Number: 1967.4146.2
Date: Circa 1900
Physical Description: 1 Anvil; iron; 10 in.H x 19 in.W x 8.5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1967.4146.2. Gift of Mrs. Howard C. McNeely
Subjects: Railroads, Businesses and Corporations

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