An Antique Steel Weymouth Curb Bit - Bit825 march24 The arch of the stirrup

The arch of the stirrup has incised decoration and pivots around the base of the stirrup

The neck of the spur bends slighly downwards and ends in a small many pointed rowel that still turns

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The fixed cheeks have circular suspension loops at the top and swivelling rein loops on their lower ends

There are no marks or stamps visible

An Antique Steel Weymouth Curb Bit - Bit825 march24 The arch of the stirrupThis fine steel curb bit has a dark aged patina It has very long turning cheeks. The mouthpiece is reversible or half twisted and has a low port. The bit has its original curb hooks and lower curb rein rings. Its surface is somewhat pitted and any maker's stamps have been lost. Dimensions : Mouthpiece 5" (12. 8cm), Cheek length 9" (22. 8cm)Weight : 485g (1lb 1oz)