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there is a little surface oxidation on the rowels
It has two twisted wire mouthpieces with offset joints
It has turning cheeks with a separate ring for the bridoon or snaffle rein on each side
early eighteenth century
Plate 2 from "La Methode et Invention Nouvelle de Dresser les Chevaux" by William Cavendish, 1657 driving there is a little surfaceThis engraving shows William Cavendish, first Duke of Newcastle, on horseback. The horse stands on a plinth with an inscription of French verse. The Cavendish coat of arms and a spear are shown in the left upper part, there is armour in the lower corners. The print is inscribed "Abr. v Diepenbeke delineavit." (Abraham van Diepenbeeck the artist) on its lower left margin and "Petr. van Lisebetten sculpsit." (Peeter van Lisebetten, the engraver) and
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