Saddle Flask & Cup by James Dixon & Sons - Flask251 attire there was a tradition in

there was a tradition in some regions of using small stirrups that only supported the toe

The jointed steel mouthpiece is curved and has a dark aged patina

Dimensions 9¼" (23

The spurs are made of iron or steel with a dark finish

There are patent stamps on the mouthpiece and bit rings

Saddle Flask & Cup by James Dixon & Sons - Flask251 attire there was a tradition inThis conical flask has a silver plated bayonet or captured cap which is stamped "J. D.& S" and has the trumpet and banner stamp of James Dixon & Sons. The body of the flask is heavy hlass with a star cut pattern in the base. A silver plated cup fits over the base, this is stamped inside "J. D. & S" with the trumpet symbol and "EPBM" (electroplated Britannia Metal) Dimensions : Length : 10" (25. 4cm), Diameter of base 2" (5. 2cm)Weight 12oz (365g)