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A unique find, this is an antique adjustable curry comb made of brass and copper, once used for grooming horses. It features a curved handle and an adjustable toothed comb section – by turning the central screw, the comb’s tightness or curvature can be modified (a clever 19th-century design). The mix of brass and copper gives it a rich two-tone look; the metal has aged to an attractive patina. While no maker’s mark is visible, the piece likely dates to the late 1800s to early 1900s and could be of British or European origin.The comb teeth are intact, and the item is still mechanically functional – you could use it gently for demonstration, though it’s best suited now as a decorative conversation piece (for a rustic wall display, tack room decor, or repurposed in a creative way). This curry comb is perfect for those who appreciate antique tools or equestrian history.
Tags: antique, curry comb, horse grooming, brass, copper, adjustable tool, equestrian, Victorian, rustic, collectible tool, farm, steampunk
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