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Walking Stick Heavy-Duty Rubber Ferrule (Tip) Our Pug Ugly and Hazel Sticks come with a band of brass type ferrule (wood shows through the bottom). These Rubber ferrules are an easy to fit attachment in an assortment of sizes to fit most walking sticks or canes.
These are "bell" shaped with good grips on the base and a metal washer inside to stop the stick wearing through quickly Available sizes: 1/2", 5/8", 7/8". All measurements are for the internal diameter and are approximate.
Please Note: The correct ferrule size for our sticks is 5/8" unless otherwise noted. For sticks purchased elsewhere, be sure to order rubber ferrules a size slightly smaller then the diameter of your stick tip. A metal washer placed inside the rubber ferrule will make it wear longer. For a tighter fit wrap tip of stick with tape before attaching rubber ferrule.
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Brass Ferrule (Tip) Our Pug Ugly and Hazel Sticks come with a band of brass type ferrule (wood shows through the bottom). The ferrules available for purchase here are of best quality. These have an antique-effect brown coating but can easily be polished to bright brass. This can be rubbed off with steel wool and/or metal polish to reveal bright brass. Available sizes: 5/8", 3/4". and 7/8". All measurements are for the internal diameter.
Fitting Instructions: Remove existing copper ferrule. Taper the end of the stick to get a tight fit and secure with epoxy or pins - or use the traditional way of crimping the rim two or three times with a sharp nail and hammer.
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Steel-tipped Brass Ferrules (Tips) Please note: These are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain in some sizes and it may be that they will eventually disappear altogether! Available size: 5/8" only, which fortunately fit most of our sticks.
Our Pug Ugly and Hazel Sticks come with a band of brass type ferrule (wood shows through the bottom). The ferrules available for purchase here are of best quality; brass with long lasting flat steel plate welded to the base. They have a laquered finish that gives them a grey/brown colour. This can be rubbed off with steel wool and/or metal polish to reveal bright brass.
Fitting Instructions: Remove exisitng copper ferrule. Taper the end of the stick to get a tight fit and secure with epoxy or pins - or use the traditional way of crimping the rim two or three times with a sharp nail and hammer.

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"Leg Crook" Polished Aluminium Leg Crook (Cleek) approx. 5¾" x 3¾"
used for capturing sheep, goats and various small animals by their hind leg. Also useful for catching ducks, geese and fruit picking.
Predrilled with 7/8" (23mm) diameter hole for fitting your own fiberglass or wooden shaft (not included)
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"Copper / Harp" Genuine Irish Penny Walking Stick Mount Badge  Genuine Irish Penny Pingin with Harp curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 1.215 inches (30.9 mm) and the weight is 9.44984 grams (about the size of the US Half Dollar).
The side of the coin selected for this walking stick badge features the Harp design; long national symbol of Ireland, the year of issue and the inscription "Eire", the Irish for Ireland.
The reverse of the coin is a hen clutching an arrowhead in its claw. Introduced in 1928 and demonetized and withdrawn from circulation in 1971. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Comes complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"Silver / Harp" Genuine Irish One Pound Punt Coin Walking Stick Mount / Badge  Genuine Irish One Pound or punt Éireannach Coin with Harp curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 3.11 centimetres and the weight is 10 grams (about the size of the US Half Dollar)
The side of the coin selected for this walking stick badge features the Harp. The obverse of the coin is the Red Deer Stag. The Irish pound coin, which was introduced in 1990, remains the largest Irish coin introduced since decimalisation in 2002. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Complete with nails for mounting.
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"Silver / Red Deer Stag" Walking Stick Mount / Badge - Genuine Irish One Pound Punt Coin  Genuine Irish One Pound or punt Éireannach Coin with Red Deer Stag curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 3.11 centimetres and the weight is 10 grams (about the size of the US Half Dollar)
The side of the coin selected for this walking stick badge features the Red Deer Stag. The obverse of the coin is the Irish Harp. The deer was said to be a fairy creature that could pass between the world's. This was especially true for a white deer. Fionn's wife Sabha became a deer when she went to the Otherworld. Beautiful women frequently became deer in many tales while fleeing from hunters. The Druid Tuan mac Carill is the sole survivor of a group of early Partholanian Irish settlers. He lives at first as a wild man of the woods eventually becoming a stag, an eagle, a salmon and eventually is reincarnated as himself at a much later date to give the ancient history of Ireland to the more recent settlers. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Comes complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"Brass Horse " Genuine Irish 20 Pence Coin Walking Stick Mount Badge  Genuine Irish 20 Pence Fiche Pingin Coin with Horse (an Irish hunter) curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 2.71 centimetres, and the weight is 8.47 grams (a little larger than a U.S. Susan B. Anthony Dollar)
A perfect gift for the Horse Fancier. The side of the coin selected for this walking stick badge features the Horse. The obverse of the coin is the Harp. The 20p coin was introduced in 1986. It is a yellow-brass colour due to its composition which is 79% copper, 20% zinc and 1% nickel. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Comes complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"Brass Harp" Genuine Irish 20 Pence Coin Walking Stick Mount Badge  Genuine Irish 20 Pence Fiche Pingin Coin (demonetized and withdrawn from circulation) with Harp curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 2.71 centimetres, and the weight is 8.47 grams (a little larger than a U.S. Susan B. Anthony Dollar)
The side of the coin selected for this walking stick badge features the Harp; long national symbol of Ireland, the year of issue and the inscription "Eire" the Irish for Ireland. The reverse of the coin is a Horse. The 20p coin was introduced in 1986. It is a yellow-brass colour due to its composition which is 79% copper, 20% zinc and 1% nickel. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Comes complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"Silver / Harp" Genuine Irish Florin / 10 Pence Coin Walking Stick Mount Badge  Genuine Irish Ten Pence Deich bPingin Coin with Harp curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 2.85 centimetres, and the weight is 11.3 grams (a bit smaller than a U.S. Half Dollar)
The side of the coin selected for this walking stick badge features the Harp; long national symbol of Ireland, the year of issue and the inscription "Eire" the Irish for Ireland. The reverse is a Salmon. Introduced in 1928 and demonetized and withdrawn from circulation in 1994. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Comes complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"Silver / Salmon" Genuine Irish Florin / Two Shilling / 10 Pence Coin Walking Stick Mount Badge  Genuine Irish Ten Pence Deich bPingin Coin (demonetized and withdrawn from circulation) with Salmon curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 2.85 centimetres, and the weight is 11.3 grams (a bit smaller than a U.S. Half Dollar)
A perfect gift for the fishing enthusiast. The side of the coin selected for this walking stick badge features the salmon because the fishing industry is important to Irish economy, the year of issue and the inscription "Eire" the Irish for Ireland. The obverse of the coin is the Harp. Introduced in 1928 and demonetized and withdrawn from circulation in 1994. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Complete with nails for mounting.
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"Britannia" Genuine England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales Large Penny Walking Stick Mount / Badge  Genuine England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales Large Penny features Britannia with trident and union jack shield. Shown larger than actual size. Bronze coin diameter is 31 millimetres, and the weight is 9.4 grams (a bit smaller than a U.S. Half Dollar)
1967 was the last year large pennies would ever be struck, once and for all ending a tradition dating back to the 18th century. The obverse of the last British Large Penny depicts a young Queen Elizabeth II. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Comes complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"Half Crown" Genuine England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales Coin Walking Stick Mount / Badge  This half crown carries within the shield the three Lions of England, the Rampant Lion of Scotland and the Welsh Harp. The side of the coin selected for this walking stick badge features a crowned shield flanked by E and R. Measures a bit larger than a US Half Dollar.
The half-crown was first issued in 1549, in the reign of Edward VI. and was demonetised on 1 January 1970. The obverse shows the portrait of George VI.
The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Comes complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"John F. Kennedy" Genuine Half Dollar Coin Walking Stick Badge  Genuine John F. Kennedy Half Dollar Coin curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. Coin diameter is 30.61 mm, and the weight is 11.34 grams.
The Kennedy half dollar replaced the Franklin half dollar within a year of the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) the 35th President of the United States. He served from 1961 until his assassination in 1963. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Comes complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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John F. Kennedy "Eagle" Genuine Half Dollar Coin Walking Stick Badge  Genuine John F. Kennedy Half Dollar Coin curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. This badge is the reverse of the coin featuring a shield eagle surounded by stars. Shown larger than actual size. Coin diameter is 30.61 mm, and the weight is 11.34 grams.
The Kennedy half dollar replaced the Franklin half dollar within a year of the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917 – November 22, 1963) the 35th President of the United States. He served from 1961 until his assassination in 1963. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Comes complete with nails for mounting.
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"St. Christopher " Foggy Silver Finish Walking Stick Mount Badge  St. Christopher Foggy Silver finish pocket coin curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 1.25 inches (3cm) (slightly larger than a silver dollar).
St. Christopher: his name means Christ-bearer and is the patron saint of travelers. He died a martyr during the reign of Decius in the third century.
The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Comes in presentation box complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"St. Christopher" Antique Gold Finish Walking Stick Mount Badge  St. Christopher Antique Gold finish pocket coin curved to form a Walking Stick Mount Badge. Shown larger than actual size. The coin diameter is 1.25 inches (3cm) (slightly larger than a silver dollar).
St. Christopher: his name means Christ-bearer and is the patron saint of travelers. He died a martyr during the reign of Decius in the third century.
The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Comes in presentation box complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"Masonic" Coin Walking Stick Badge Shown larger than actual size. The base metal is brass with antique gold finish, size is 30mm (a bit smaller than a U.S. Half Dollar)
The Masonic Coin with Square and Compass. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Comes in presentation box complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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"Masonic Coin with Stone" Walking Stick Badge Shown larger than actual size. The base metal is brass with antique gold finish, size is 30mm (a bit smaller than a U.S. Half Dollar)
The Masonic Coin with glass "Diamond" and Square and Compass. The coin is shaped to fit a 7/8 to 1 1/8" inch diameter shaft. Badge Fitting Instructions Comes in presentation box complete with nails and fitting instructions for mounting.
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Badge Fitting Instructions Top of Page
Stick Badge Fitting Instructions Fitting your badge to the stick is not difficult; here are some helpful tips:
Required tools: 1 mm drill bit or a bradawl and small hammer. Position your badge where you want it on the stick and mark the hole sites. Start off the holes with a bradawl or 1mm drill bit. Re-position the badge insert the nails and with the stick on a solid surface tap the nails home firmly but carefully and try not to hit your badge.
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