An Antique South American Gaucho Bit - Bit746 spurs there was a tradition in

there was a tradition in some regions of using small stirrups that only supported the toe

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A pair of smaller silver coloured spurs

Measurements :Base of collar to waist : 18½ inches (47cm)From shoulder seam to shoulder seam 19 inches (48cm)Chest (approx) 42" (106cm)Please ask for any specific measurementsPlease look at the images and ask for any information that I've omitted

The bell is stamped with a circular mark which reads 'Army & Navy Co-Operative Society Limited'

An Antique South American Gaucho Bit - Bit746 spurs there was a tradition inThis bit dates from the late 19th or early 20th century. The iron or steel mouthpiece has a dark patina. It has a high port with a flat roller on each side. The bit has brass cheeks with cast floral and foliate decoration on each side of the mouthpiece. There is a swivelling curb rein ring on the end of each cheek and a jointed brass shackle or slobber bar. It is Argentine or Uruguayan. Mouthpiece 10. 2cm (4")Cheek length not including swivel or ring