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Vintage 1976 Devon Horse Show Award Ribbon | Equestrian Rosette Memorabilia

Vintage 1976 Devon Horse Show Award Ribbon | Equestrian Rosette Memorabilia

Regular price $78.00 USD
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A wonderful piece of American equestrian history from the iconic Devon Horse Show, this authentic vintage award ribbon dates to 1976. Measuring approximately 11" long, the ribbon features a beautifully layered dusty-rose pink satin rosette centered by its original metal Devon Horse Show medallion, depicting a horse in relief and marked with the historic show insignia.

Long satin streamers fall beneath the rosette, including a striking red, ivory and blue center ribbon with “1976” printed vertically in gold. The combination of softly faded pink satin, patriotic striping and aged metal gives this piece exactly the collected, storied character we love in vintage sporting memorabilia.

Devon is one of the most recognizable names in American horse-show history, making an identified ribbon from the show considerably more interesting than an anonymous vintage competition ribbon. Display it individually in a shadowbox, tuck it among silver trophies and sporting books, or layer it into an equestrian gallery wall for an unmistakably old-school hunt-club feel.

*Note this includes the ribbon only - frame not included.

CONDITION
Very good vintage condition with age-appropriate soft creasing, light wrinkling and minor wear to the satin consistent with a nearly 50-year-old show ribbon. The metal medallion retains a wonderful aged patina. 

SIZE
Approximately 11"L

PROVENANCE
Devon Horse Show
Devon, Pennsylvania
Dated 1976

MATERIAL
Satin ribbon, metal medallion

STYLING SUGGESTIONS
Exceptional displayed in a small antique gilt frame or shadowbox surrounded by sterling trophies, leather-bound sporting books and vintage equestrian art. Also beautiful simply draped from a trophy, cabinet knob or tack-room peg for a more collected English-country look.

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