1905 Silver Handled Edwardian Hunting Whip - w1410 button-spurs Part of the neck is

Part of the neck is crescent shaped

The rowels are non-magnetic - possibly aluminium

I have seen one other pair of similar wood and brass stirrups - did they come from a place or time where steel or the skills to forge it were in short supply

most of the points have corroded away

Length : 5¼" (13

1905 Silver Handled Edwardian Hunting Whip - w1410 button-spurs Part of the neck isThis whip has a silver handle which mimics the traditional staghorn or antler hook. It is hallmarked London 1905 and has the silversmith's stamp "J. H", for Jonathan Howell, a firm famous for walking cane and whip making. . The whip was used, there are a few dents and dings on the "heel" of the handle, please look at the images. The stock or shaft is made of golden brown malacca cane. It has a replacement stitched keeper with a slot for the attachment