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Item Code: 1117-41
This is a padded leather cover which was placed on the end of the artillery carriage pole to prevent injury to the lead horses. The pole-pad was taken off and stored when the carriage was not in use. Often referred to as a limber pole-pad.
Leather “ball” measuring 5” in height x 4” in diameter, with iron fastening spike & leather thong. Leather exhibits light cracking, while remaining solid. Stitching is strong and unbroken. [jet]
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