Antique Stacked Leather Cane with Rare Silver Thumb Cap | 1800s

Here we have an antique stacked leather walking stick with an unusual silver end cap. Some of these old leather canes were made by prisoners. Not sure if this is the case with this one, but it sure would help you in the clink. This late 1800s accessory will get you out of a jam if you accidentally zig when you should've zagged. I can't get over the silver cap, and how the cane widens at the curve handle. The old chap who owned this wanted the grip to end all grips. This beauty has all the brutal patina to win your case, and the weight to clear the room.

My guess is the leather cane was made between the Civil War period and the 1890s. The rare walking stick came out of an old estate in Rochester, Minnesota. I'm not sure if the cap is real silver or just silver plated. It doesn't magnetize.

The antique cane measures just over 36" tall. The handle measures 5". The brass knob top is just under 1". As stated before, there is patina throughout the leather and silver. The leather towards the bottom has some abrasions, discoloration and losses from use. The metal ferrule has some bruises as well. Please see all pics as they are part of the description.

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Grip it and rip it. So nasty, and so stylish. Avert your eyes, children!