A Vintage Braided Rawhide Gaucho Bridle and Bolas or Boleadoras - Bit1005 ottoman There is some surface crackling

There is some surface crackling to the leather of the keeper and the thong has an old bound repair to the loop at its end

the central prongs are stamped "Left" and "Right"

Ref : whip1672

"The cheeks can turn

The plating is worn in places

A Vintage Braided Rawhide Gaucho Bridle and Bolas or Boleadoras - Bit1005 ottoman There is some surface cracklingThis bridle is made of braided rawhide. The headpiece fastens and the reins and cheeks are attached to the bit by loops and braided rawhide "buttons". The reins are separate and end in fringingThe bridle has a simple iron curb bit with a medium port and curved cheeks. There is also an incomplete set of boleadoras or bolas. Bolas or boleadoras are a hunting tool or weapon. They came from South America. Similar arrangements of throwing stones and ropes