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the grip is covered in finely braided black thread or possibly horsehair
The spurs are made of iron or steel with a dark finish
but could be slowly straightened with steam
It was written and compiled by the author of the Foxhunters' Vade Mecum
The bit has its original curb chain
A Victorian Military Horse Bit with Badges - Bit1004 military the grip is covered inThis is military pad cheek curb bit. It has a low port. It is made of steel with a dark patina. The mouthpiece is stamped "C & M 77" (possibly 1877?) "H. H." and "G & W Almond" G & W Almond are recorded in Grace's Guide : 1867 Cases of Unjust Weights and Measures included 'George and William Almond, Willow Walk, Bermondsey, currier : Eleven weightssix not stamped. Fined 2 15s' in the South London Press And from the Dundee Advertiser in 1880 'At the
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