DESCRIPTION: For your consideration is this older pair of antique leather wrist cuffs. They feature the "whirling log" design (often referred to as a good luck symbol before WWII) which is stamped out into the leather and also brass studs go around the upper edge. Leather wrist cuffs were traditionally worn by cowboys to protect the wrist area while working. Fancier pairs such as this were often worn by Wild West Show performers. This pair has been used some but remain in acceptable condition for display. These are an old collectible piece of Western Americana that would go perfect in your collection!
MAKER: Unknown / Unmarked.
APPROX AGE: Circa early 1900s to 1920s.
SIZE: Measures 6-31/2 inches tall, smallest opening measures 3-1/4 inches, widest opening 5 inches.
CONDITION: Fair for their age, wear expected. Please look closely at the pictures as they are an important part of our description and are hereby
