These old metal saddle stirrups are possibly linked to the Ulster Volunteers in 1912 (see written note that comes with stirrups) particularly used by mounted horsemen in Northern Ireland. Believed to have a connection to Sir Edward Carson and the UVF, these stirrups represent a significant piece of historical memorabilia from the United Kingdom's political landscape. The metal stirrups are a tangible reminder of the political tensions and movements during the early 20th century in Northern Ireland.
