Antique Leather Sidesaddle Slipper Stirrup - Stirrup402 july26 He published this sixth edition

He published this sixth edition with Hurst & Blackett Ltd in 1903

The turning cheeks curve backwards

the company still exists but the heyday of spur manufacture was in the mid-20th century

There is a label in the inside pocket which reads "Anderson & Sheppard Ltd

This case has a curved outline

Antique Leather Sidesaddle Slipper Stirrup - Stirrup402 july26 He published this sixth editionThis brown leather covered stirrup has a steel frame. It has a shaped footplate that pivots within the arch of the stirrup. The leather on the back edge of the footplate is worn and has insect damage. The underside of the sole has been partly re covered with leatherThere is a a covered toe which would have covered the front of the foot, preventing it from slipping through the iron and getting trappedThe arch itself is covered in leather. The leather