A WW2 Military Single Horse Hobble - Cav041 print but could be used for

but could be used for a phone

The steel parts of the spurs are also stamped with Maxwell's late nineteenth century address

plus a garter which reads "Sixteenth Lancers"

Mathias Rd

They are variously known as chogs

A WW2 Military Single Horse Hobble - Cav041 print but could be used forThis is a single hobble which could be used to tether a horse. It consists of a three fold tan leather strap with a heavy steel buckle and loop. There is a rope spliced onto the loopThe leather is stamped "J. Hawley & Co. (W) Ltd 1939" in its centre and "G" with an ordnance broad arrow near its buckle. It is in very good condition with hardly any signs of useLength of leather 23" (58cm) Weight 471g (ilb oz Ref : Cav041