19th Century Convict Leg Iron by Moreton & Foster
Antique convict leg iron by Moreton & Foster, 19th century
19th Century Convict Leg Cuff with Key and Chain
Convict single leg cuff on chain, with key, 19th century, 155 cm long
19th Century Leg Irons with Puzzle Lock and Key
Leg irons with puzzle lock and key, 19th century, 40 cm wide
Antique Hiatt N0.5 Leg Irons, 19th Century, 48cm Wide
Hiatt N0.5 antique leg irons (no key), 19th century, 48 cm wide
19th Century Ten Pound Riveted Leg Irons: Harsh Punishment Example
Leg irons heavy ten pound riveted punishment example. 19th century, 84 cm long
Campbell Street Gaol Iron Leg Ball: Convict Era Relic
A convict era iron leg ball, from Campbell Street Gaol-cell block number 3, height 20 cm
Colonial Leg Irons Discovered in Hobart House Floorboards
A pair of Colonial era leg irons, found under floor boards of house in Hobart, length 80 cm
Colonial Leg Irons: Historical Relic of Captivity and Oppression
A pair of Colonial era leg irons, length 24 cm
Colonial Leg Irons: Escaped, Ovalled, Rivet Removed, 60cm Length
A pair of Colonial era leg irons, from Hobart house, appear to have been escaped from, one side ovalled (a flogging offence) & rivet removed from other circular side, length 60 cm
Vintage Cast-Iron Convict Leg Weights - Heavy Collectible Antique
A pair of large and very heavy cast- iron convict leg weights, 20 cm high
19th Century Convict Leg Irons - Hand-Wrought and Light
Convict leg irons hand-wrought light weight example, 19th century, 70 cm long
19th Century Darby Leg Irons with Screw Key
Leg irons, unearthed relic condition Darby style screw key example, 19th century, 46 cm wide
Antique Double Irons for Extra Punishment
Top irons, antique riveted examples, used as extra punishment over conventional leg irons, hence the phrase 'Double ironed', 19th century, 80 cm long
Early 19th Century Blacksmith-Made Leg Irons
Antique leg irons, blacksmith made non-standard, early 19th century, 62 cm wide
19th Century Convict Ball and Chain
A convict ball and chain with riveted leg shackles, early 19th century, 108 cm long, ball diameter 12 cm
19th Century Convict Ball and Chain with Leg Iron
A convict ball and chain with leg iron attached, early to mid 19th century, ball diameter 12 cm
Port Arthur Convict Leg Irons
Pair of convict leg irons from Port Arthur early 20th century in the rivet swivel type with 13 links, one link later replace by a more assuming aesthetic one. Purchased from P.L. Pickles & Co Pty Ltd Sale on Port Arthur relics on the 28/11/1981 in Killara…
Port Arthur Convict Leg Irons
Pair of convict leg irons from Port Arthur early 20th century in the rivet swivel type with 13 links, one link later replace by a more assuming aesthitic one. Purchased from P.L. Pickles & Co Pty Ltd Sale on Port Arthur relics on the 28/11/1981 in Killara…
19th Century Iron Ball and Chain
Convict ball and chain, cast iron, 19th century chain not original ball 15 cm diameter
Central Loop Leg Irons with Padlock & End Stop
Gang chain for leg Irons with central Loop. Has end stop & padlock
19th Century NSW Convict Leg Irons, Hand-Forged
Convict leg irons with twisted hand forged links, 19th century, New South Wales origin, 71 cm
Twisted-link Leg Irons from 19th Century New South Wales
Convict leg irons with twisted links, New South Wales origin, 19th century
Convict Chains and Cannon Ball Set
Two convict balls and chains and a lead cannon ball, the largest 13 cm diameter
Convict Leg Irons with Ball and Chain
A set of convict hand forged wrought iron rivet leg irons with ball and chain, with key joining lock, slightly ovoid. Provenance: The Collection of Malcolm Denton Maitland Gaol Museum, author of Bushrangers, 1860-1901:From Carcoar, Gilgandra to the Hunter
1820 Convict Leg Irons from Maitland Gaol Museum
A pair of convict punishment rivet leg irons, circa 1820, of heavy steel construction. Provenance: The Collection of Malcolm Denton Maitland Gaol Museum, author of Bushrangers, 1860-1901:From Carcoar, Gilgandra to the Hunter
Convict Leg Irons from Maitland Gaol Museum Collection
A pair of large heavy duty punishment convict leg irons, with engraved detail, no key. Provenance: The Collection of Malcolm Denton Maitland Gaol Museum, author of Bushrangers, 1860-1901:From Carcoar, Gilgandra to the Hunter
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