Antique 19th century victorian childs prosthetic leg

This small prosthesis has been customized for a child.
Though called a prosthetic “leg” this actually is a prosthetic foot as it only replaces the wearer’s foot.
The prosthesis features two bending hinges that replace the joints of the ankle, foot and knee and so still made it possible for the wearer to walk after losing his, or her foot.
The prosthesis is equipped with multiple straps and buckles and could be fastened by leather straps on the wearers thigh.

This is an unique oddity that would fit perfectly in a medical collection or cabinet of curiosities!

After more than a century the prosthesis remains in a used condition and shows signs of wear and time.
Except of some minimal restoration I decided to keep the leg in its original condition.
All leather parts have been cleaned and treated with leather grease.

Measurements:
Length prosthesis: 65 cm
Length foot: 21 cm