A 19th-century leather-bound cosh/persuader with a lead weight to a single end, 26cm long, together with a painted leather fishing or hunting cosh, 32cm long
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Sold for £65
Condition Report
Cosh/persauder - Some general light wear to the rattan tip and handle and further light wear to the leather-bound strips around the handle. The attached loop around the handle is very worn and frayed. No chips or cracks to the wood.
Fishing or hunting cosh - Section of weakness to one side just above the handle which is consistent with use, a consequence of which now being that the inner core support is slightly visible and the cosh now favours leaning to one side. Please see the additional images.
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