Vintage Oxford Trophy Oar St Edmund Hall Third Torpid 1964 in original condition

Vintage Oxford Trophy Oar St Edmund Hall Third Torpid 1964 in original condition

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Vintage Oxford Trophy Oar St Edmund Hall Third Torpid 1964 in original conditionA superb piece of British sporting memorabilia from Oxford College and Teddy Halls 'Golden Era' of rowing. This presentation oar from St Edmund Hall is for the Third Torpid of 1964 and is decorated with calligraphy details of the team and their weights, as well as the college insignia featuring four Cornish Choughs. Third Torpid refers to the Torpid bumping races which take place on the river Thames in late February or early March, a very exciting and

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I never thought these would stand up to my 60lb pittie puppy's chewing. But they are far and away her favorite toy and are holding up beautifully. One squeaker insert bit the dust -- which is not bad since it gives us one silent one. But otherwise they are holding up superbly to her powerful jaws. We have tried a lot of toys. So far, all the "for aggressive chewers" toys have been torn apart within days if we are lucky -- usually it's minutes. But these balls show little-to-no sign of wear. The squeakers are very loud which she loves can get a bit tiresome. So, as I mentioned, having one silent one is a great option. And she really likes the texture. She loves them so much, we bought a second set and will probably buy a third to have in reserve. (We are realistic and don't expect them to last forever.) All I have to say is "where's spiky ball" and she instantly stops what she is doing and goes on the hunt. A great buy!! (NOTE: It's been almost three months and one is just beginning to show some damage. Given that she plays with them non-stop, they've showed amazing durability. And everyone comments on how clean and beautiful her teeth are. I don't brush them or give her dental treats. So it has to be these balls!!)

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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025

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amanda bragg

Dallas, US

★★★★★ 5

Good sturdy ball for aggressive chewer

Size: 4.5"

Nice heavy duty ball that my 7 yr old pitbull can chew on and not destroy it in 2 minutes. Wish that could get 3 for the cost but whatever. Nice bright colors . Good size that he won't choke on it .

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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026

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Edward Davidson

Waukegan, US

★★★★★ 4

Great ball but poor squeaked design

Size: 4.5"

My Rottie loves these balls. The ball lasts a long time even though he plays hard and chews them. My biggest complaint is the squeaker disconnects easily from inside the ball, the glue does not hold! We have bought many of these balls because eventually the area where the squeaker is attached comes away from the ball leaving an open whole that causes the ball to eventually developed a long crack at which point it no longer is able to be thrown nor is is fun for him any longer.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2025