On offer is a vintage agricultural bull nose ring, traditionally used for handling and leading bulls safely. Crafted from robust cast iron with a spring-loaded brass coil mechanism, this piece reflects the practical engineering and no-nonsense durability of historic farm equipment.

Whether you’re a collector of vintage veterinary tools, a rural heritage enthusiast, or looking for a striking decorative piece, this item carries raw authenticity and industrial charm.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Vintage cast iron construction – heavy and tactile
✅ Functional brass spring – opens and closes with firm tension
✅ Classic D-shaped design – once essential for livestock control
✅ Condition: Well-worn surface patina consistent with age and use
✅ Size: 4.5 inches long – impressive in the hand
✅ Unusual agricultural collectible – rarely offered complete and intact

💡 Styling Tip:
This makes a great conversation piece in a rustic kitchen, man cave, or mounted shadow box display. Ideal paired with vintage tools, signage, or repurposed into a quirky paperweight or hardware décor.

🎁 Perfect For:
✔️ Agricultural memorabilia collectors
✔️ Industrial or steampunk decorators
✔️ Farmhouse or rural interiors
✔️ Heritage museums or livestock history exhibits

🔍 Provenance / Maker Notes:
While unmarked, this spring-loaded ring is typical of mid-20th century British or American farm use. These were fitted to young bulls and remained in place for ease of handling — now increasingly rare in such preserved mechanical condition.

📦 Shipping & International Buyers:
We ship worldwide, securely packed with tracked options available. Shipping is calculated transparently at checkout — no hidden costs.

A rugged and fascinating object that tells the story of rural life through its function and form — practical, historic, and visually arresting.

stock code 160625