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Looks like a brass stirrup.
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I think Greylock is right !
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Brass is shiny yellow. If you put more of a scratch on it you would see it better. I don't recommend doing that.
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If it is only a light surface scratch it could be due to the stirrup being nickel plated. Many stirrups are nickel plated over brass, not the military ones, but a lot of those used by English riding enthusiasts are.
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