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This old leather covered stirrup probably dates from the early 20th Century
cheeks and split reins
They were traditionally used to weight a rope that passed through a ring or slot in a manger and attached to the halter or headcollar
It is stamped "Hawkins" and "Never Rust"
There is a notch in the heel of the staghorn
A Pair of Steel South American Stirrups - Stirrup429 bridle This old leather covered stirrupThese stirrups date from the early 20th century. They are made of steel, they have an aged patina and a few spots of surface oxidation that could be burnished off.. The oval footplates or treads have oval central drainage holes and concentric ovals of punched grips. The arches have integral suspension loops. There are no maker's marks or stamps Dimensions : Width 4" (10cm), height 5" (14cm), length of tread 5" (14cm)Weight : 882g (1lb 15oz) Ref :
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