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This antique steel bit has a dark patina.
It has straight swinging cheeks which can move through 90 degrees, and a Segundo mouthpiece with a port that narrows at its base.
Don Juan de Segundo designed several mouthpieces and described and illustrated them in "A Treatise on the Bitting of Horses", part of Benjamin Latchford's 1885 book, "The Loriner".
One cheek of the bit is stamped "Champion & Wilton" and the other "Oxford St.W.".
The port is stamped "C & W".
The bit still has its original curb hooks and rein rings.
Dimensions : Mouthpiece 5½ (14cm), total cheek length ( not including curb rein rings) 6" (15.4cm)
Weight : 719g (1lb 9½oz)
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 13 - Aug 18
US$40
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