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Horse Stirrup

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Long Island, NY
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Metal Detecting
Any information on this find pertaining to age or type.

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That's a fairly common form of stirrup. It could very well go back before the civil war, or it could be a modern manufacture. Oh and btw, if you don't want it I do.:icon_thumleft:
 
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Looks to be a fillis stirrup iron. Age would depend on the material. I've had a cheap pair rust and pit in just a few years (I ride).
 
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