An old, unusual iron object with three differently shaped feet may actually be a traditional cobbler’s anvil, used for repairing shoes. Each metal foot was designed to support a different part of the shoe while cobblers hammered nails into the sole. Its heavy cast-iron body and polished contact surfaces reveal years of practical use, while the orange paint suggests it may have later been repurposed as decoration. What looked like ordinary farm scrap could be a fascinating piece of vintage shoemaking history\!..SEE BELOW
