Oak Lawn Anvils
Every anvil has a story, and this one starts with a single idea in a small shop in Pennsylvania. In this video, I share the full history of Oak Lawn Blacksmith, from my very first 1pound ductile iron anvil to the 2,127 pound London pattern anvil. Along the way, you’ll see how each design evolved from the early Bavarian styles to the London Pattern. Each anvil carries its own serial number and its own story, a piece of history meant to be used, not just displayed. This isn’t just about making tools. It’s about preserving a craft, honoring tradition, and building something that lasts generations. 🔨 Watch to the end for a look at every anvil I’ve made, from the 25-pound Bavarian to the 45, 500, 1,600, and 2,120-pound anvils ⚒️ Follow the journey: Instagram → @oaklawnblacksmith

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