Tool

Collection of 9 nose rings for bulls made of forged and hammered iron. These are pliers with jaws used for controlling the noses of animals (often called 'nose rings' or 'nasal forceps for cattle'). They were mainly used as a containment and management tool for livestock, particularly for bulls.
A pair of pliers with an 11.5 cm diameter jaw, short handles with finger rings, measuring 17 cm in length.
A pair of pliers with a jaw diameter of 12 cm and forged long handles, measuring 22 cm in length.
A clamp with a jaw diameter of 12 cm, short and shaped handles with finger rings, measuring 20 cm in length.
A clamp with an 11 cm diameter jaw and long forged handles measuring 27 cm in length.
One clamp with a jaw diameter of 15 cm, long forged handles measuring 27 cm in length.
A pair of pliers with 12 cm diameter jaws, long and forged handles, measuring 23 cm in length.
One pair of pliers with a jaw diameter of 12 cm, with long, forged handles measuring 23 cm in length.
A pair of pliers with a jaw diameter of 10 cm, featuring short forged handles, measuring 13 cm in length.
One pair of pliers with a jaw diameter of 7 cm, short handles measuring 15 cm in length, with a final ring.
The pliers are measured from the top of the jaw to the end of the handles and weigh approximately 2.307 kg. The weight may vary depending on the scales used. The pliers are in good condition and functional, with some signs of rust.
Europe, 19th century
Signs and stains are caused by time and wear.
Origin from a private collection
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