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19th c. Hand Carved Wood Livestock Collar & Iron bell, farming, watercolor Louis his home

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Louis his home

Darwin Duncan is a painter of the California landscape

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19th c. Hand Carved Wood Livestock Collar & Iron bell, farming, watercolor Louis his homeWe are offering A 19th c. Hand made Wood Livestock Collar with a hand hammered Iron bell, working condition livestock, farming, shepherd c. 1840's to 1850's Nineteenth century livestock collars and bells were used to locate grazing livestock. Made of hand forged iron, the bells were secured to the animals by rigid leather or wood frames, Approx. Dimensions: Height: 17 inches Width: 6 inches depth: 4 1 2 inches Condition: this item is in worn age

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