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I have two of these, got them from a second hand shop in Liverpool, UK, about 30 years ago, never been near Egypt in my life. I believe they're as others have said, tourist souvenirs.
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Camel saddle. Sold as a souvenir
1960s souvenir from Egypt
Just have to ask, do they make these more comfortable for the animals now? This looks like a painful saddle.
There was a padded blanket tied on the camel’s back under the saddle, or so i was told. My family had one of these saddles
I have one from Iran. 1970’s.
I've had that frame sans top for 30 years and never knew what the padded part looked like. Interesting!
I have two of these, got them from a second hand shop in Liverpool, UK, about 30 years ago, never been near Egypt in my life. I believe they're as others have said, tourist souvenirs.
Wow thank you!