It has a rectangular footplate or tread
The lower collar has moved half an inch down the length of the whip
Weight 1lb 10¼oz (744g)
The lower parts of the cheeks are angled backwards
The central roller is joined back to the cheeks by chains
The Form of the Horse, as it lies Open To The Inspection of the Ordinary Observer by James C.L. Carson, M.D., 2nd Ed 1862 ladies-whip It has a rectangular footplateThis is the second edition and was published by Simpkin, Marshall & Co, London in 1862. It has green cloth boards with a gilt image and titles. There is some light foxing throughout It has chapters on temperament, detailed chapters on conformation, judging, breeding, the mare, the stallion, errors in driving, colic and the laying down of the foot. Dimensions : 7" (17. 8cm) x 4" (11. 3cm) x " (1. 2cm) Weight : 6oz (185g) Ref: The Form of the Horse