Traditional Blacksmith Anvil Diagram - Anatomy and Features Explained #1742829 (License: Personal Use)

This technical line drawing depicts a classic London-style anvil, featuring a flat top working face, a pointed horn for bending and shaping, a square hardy hole for holding tools, and a round pritchel hole for punching. Cross-hatching indicates depth and structural reinforcement, emphasizing the anvil’s heavy-duty cast iron or steel construction. The design reflects centuries of blacksmithing tradition optimized for durability and precision.

Used on educational pages about blacksmithing, tool guides, historical metalworking resources, or DIY forge setup articles; targets hobbyists, students, and artisans seeking to understand anvil anatomy and function.