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The case closes with a brass billet fastening
The third position for the reins attaches them to the front of the large rings and the small rings at the same time
Samuel Caldwell Gallup opened his saddlery business in Pueblo
These are a feature often seen in late 18th & early 19th century whips
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An Antique Banbury Curb Bit by Cockshoot of Manchester - Bit932 childs-whip The case closes with aThis is a heavy antique steel curb bit. It has a straight mouthpiece which can rotate. The ends of the mouthpiece pass through slots in the long straight cheeks. This allows the mouthpiece to move up and down slightly and the cheeks can rotate independently. One cheek of the bit is stamped "Cockshoot" and the other "Manchester". Joseph Cockshoot started a coachbuilding company in 1744, it became Cockshoot Ltd in 1895, this bit probably dates to the
