COLLAR BELLS STRAP.

Very unusual strap, perhaps with collar bells. Single row of No. 5 bells from the buckle going inward with no visible maker name, then a double row of 14 No. 0. Double row of 5 what appears to be holl

Strand of triple throat collar bells New leather. Strap is 17 in Long

An antique double strand of sleigh bells on a leather stuffed horse collar. There are a total of 24 brass bells, strap measures 41" long.

Patent bells, marked under the base. Made by George W. Tucker of Waterbury, Connecticut. First patent Oct. 24, 1876, second May 14, 1878. First patent No. 183605, entitled "Improvement in Sleigh Bells

Rare by Vine B Starr. Starr Brothers Bell Company established in 1882, Waterbury, Connecticut. Marked "SB" on either side of single throat. Petals do not touch. Newly strapped with polished bells. Fea

This combination strap features bells from No. 2 to 8. There are 27 bells on this strap, having 1 missing, with 12 bells marked "B&S", which has been accredited to Barton and Starr, and 12 marked "N&S

Leather strap made-up of 36 bells in two rows. Bells range from a size 1 to a size 4. Various conditions.Condition:(Good).58" x 2 - 1/2" x 2".Dimensions:

RARE COLLAR FOR SLAVE MADE OF STEEL WITH BELLS.ON TOP THERE ARE BELLS WHICH MAKES NOISE WHEN SLAVE TRY TO RUN AND DUE TO BELLS NOISE ARMY COULD LOCATE AND CATCH SLAVES / ENEMY AGAIN. IT OPENS FROM SID

Newly strapped with full length woven leather strip in place of keepers. Graduated bells, 2 core holes, "HB", indicating either Hiram/Hubbard Barton. Bells total 27, with numbers ranging from 1 throug

Mixed sizes from 2 through 7, however all 3 No. 7 are broken and a No. 4 has a small hole. Marked "JS", indicating John Starr of Starr Brothers Company, established 1882 in Waterbury, Connecticut. Str

RARE COLLAR FOR SLAVE MADE OF STEEL WITH BELLS.ON TOP THERE ARE BELLS WHICH MAKES NOISE WHEN SLAVE TRY TO RUN AND DUE TO BELLS NOISE ARMY COULD LOCATE AND CATCH SLAVES / ENEMY AGAIN.IT OPENS FROM SIDE

Graduated sleigh bell strap with 23 bells from No. 7 to No. 9. All marked "NS". Some with crude lettering and some lettering is more defined. 2 distinctive styles. It is unclear to say for sure what t

This graduated strap contains 26 total bells, which is including 2 spares. Bells are 3" at largest to 1 - 1/2" smallest. Bells by William Barton out of East Hampton, Connecticut, marked "WB" (establis

Patent bells, marked under the base. Made by George W. Tucker of Waterbury, Connecticut. First patent Oct. 24, 1876, second May 14, 1878. First patent No. 183605, entitled "Improvement in Sleigh Bells

60" sleigh bell strap w/ 14 bells. Bells range from 2"-3"

Leather strap made-up of 17 bells. The smallest bell is marked "8," with the largest bell measuring 3 - 1/4" diameter. Various conditions.Condition:(Good).106" x 2" x 3".Dimensions:

Featuring original strap with 22 bells from No. 18 to No. 7. A No. 9 bell is missing. The size of the bells makes this a very desirable piece, despite showing significant wear. Single throat bells, pe

Leather strap made-up of 28 bells ranging from 1 - 3/8" to 2 - 1/2". Some marked "HB," "BW," "SH" and "SE." Various conditions.Condition:(Good).78" x 1 - 1/2" x 2".Dimensions:

Leather strap made-up of 15 bells ranging from 2 - 1/4" to a size 4. Some marked "NS," "HB," "W & N" and "JS." Various conditions.Condition:(Good).78" x 2 - 1/2" x 2 - 1/2".Dimensions:

Leather strap made-up of 34 bells ranging from 1 - 1/8" to 3 - 1/4". Some marked "S & O" others marked "BW." Various conditions.Condition:(Good).112" x 2" x 1 - 1/2".Dimensions:

Newer leather strap made-up of 44 bells, all size 3. Various conditions.Condition:(Good).127" x 1 - 1/2" x 1 - 1/2".Dimensions:

Made-up of a leather strap with 18 bells measuring 1 - 1/4" each. Several are marked "WH." Various conditions.Condition:(Good).51" x 1" x 1 - 1/2".Dimensions:

Leather strap sewn together, 51 bells total. Some in single row and others doubled-up. Measurements vary from 1 - 1/8" to 1 - 3/4". Various conditions.Condition:(Good).87" x 2 - 1/4" x 1 - 1/2".Dimens

Mixed sizes from 2 through 7, however all 3 No. 7 are broken and a No. 4 has a small hole. Marked "JS," indicating John Starr of Starr Brothers Company, established 1882 in Waterbury, Connecticut. Str