Confederate Bridle Cutter Pike / CON 215

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Confederate Bridle Cutter Pike – Inventory Number: CON 215 / SOLD Excellent condition non-excavated example of the “bridle cutter” pike head.  This example is identical to the trainload of these which was discovered in relic form.  The double-edged blade measures 12.5″ with a 5″ downward curved blade extending from its base. The overall length (blade + socket) is about 18 1/4″. The smaller, hooked blade was designed to cut the reins and/or bridle of attacking cavalry causing them to lose control of their mounts.  This is the nicest specimen we’ve had the opportunity to offer. Inventory Number: CON 215 / SOLD

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The Confederate Bridle Cutter Pike (CON 215) features a large, rusted metal blade with a straight edge, long handle, and perpendicular guard with two holes, displayed on a white background.
The Confederate Bridle Cutter Pike (CON 215) is a metal tool with a long, pointed blade and a hooked, curved secondary blade on one side; both blades show rust and wear.
A close-up of the Confederate Bridle Cutter Pike (CON 215), a rusty, curved metal object, shown against a white background.
The Confederate Bridle Cutter Pike (CON 215), a rusted metal tool featuring a flat, broad blade and a curved, pointed hook near the handle, is displayed on a white background.
A Confederate Bridle Cutter Pike (CON 215) with a straight handle, wide flat blade, and upward-curved spike, featuring an antique iron finish, photographed on a white background.
The Confederate Bridle Cutter Pike (CON 215) features a large, rusted metal blade with a pointed tip and a curved secondary piece below the handle, displayed against a plain white background.

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