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8cm (2⅝") wide internally
The surviving arm has a rectangular slot at its end
The mouthpiece of the bit has a low port and is stamped "Haymarket"
Between the collars the shaft or stock is covered in red brown leather with a finely stitched seam
Heavy 18th Century Lancer's Stirrup - Stirrup033 antique whip 8cm (2⅝") wide internallyA single stirrup. This is hand wrought in steel. It is much heavier in construction than other cavalry stirrups I have seen it is probably earlier, late 18th or very early 19th century. The stirrup is of hussar or cradle pattern. The steel has a fantastic old patina. There are no marks or stamps visible. One arm of the arch has two slots in it, passing in different directions the straps of a lance bucket would have passed through these. Dimensions :
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