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The stock or shaft is made of golden coloured segmented cane
The top of the cap is engraved with the monogram "JRR" and "Tanatside" (the latter possibly refers to the Tanatside Hunt in Powys
It has very long fixed cheeks
They have their original tan leather straps
There are two carved recesses which hold folding steel boot pulls
An Antique Hand Forged Twisted Iron Watering Dray Bit - Bit740d dec24 The stock or shaft isThis old bit probably dates from the 19th century, it has a dark aged patina with a little surface oxidation. The jointed mouthpiece is twisted curved. The central joint is worn from use. On one side the bit ring is connected to a ring, this would have attached to a cheekpiece on the headstall.. The other side of the bit forms a hook which could be detached from the bridle, making this a watering bit. It was probably used on a working dray or farm
