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The bit has its original curb chain
the grip is covered in finely braided black thread or possibly horsehair
It was written and compiled by the author of the Foxhunters' Vade Mecum
The cap is stamped "Swaine & Adeney Ltd
5cm (6")long
A Victorian Military Horse Bit with Badges - Bit1004 military The bit has its originalThis 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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