A Collection of Spurs
Box Spurs for Military or Cavalry Use
Spur057 Maxwell brass box spurs
Spur058 Maxwell brass box spurs
Spur060 Maxwell brass box spurs
Spur061 Maxwell brass box spurs
Spur101 Swan Neck box spurs
Spur102 Straight Neck box spurs
Spur104 Swan Neck box spurs (Sold)
Spur136 Long Swan Neck box spurs
Spur136 Maxwell Swan Neck box spurs
Spur136 Maxwell Swan Neck box spurs
Box spurs date back to the wearing of overalls by the army. Not all military spurs were box spurs, sometimes hunting or jack spurs were worn (particularly by the Life Guards & Horse Guards). As breeches and boots were introduced to the cavalry uniform, the box spur cecame part of mess dress. (Ref : "History of the Spur", Charles de Lacy Lacy)
Vintage Hunting Spurs with Buttons & Buckles
Spur001 Small hunting or racing spurs
Spur008 Maxwell Swan Neck spurs
Spur087 19th Century plated spurs
Spur088 19th Century plated spurs
Spur116 Hunting or military spurs
Spur122 Flack &Smith hunting spurs
Hunting Spurs without Buckles
Spur124 Moss Bros Prince of Wales spurs
Other Spurs
Spur003 Large Spanish Colonial spurs
Spur015 Old South American spurs
Spur025 Spur with Peacock neck
Spur036 Single Silver Mounted spur
Spur054 Brass South American spurs
Spur074 Silver Mounted California spur
Spur078 Pair Eberle silver spurs
Spur097 Pair European gilded spurs (?costume)
Spur128 Antique silver mounted spur
Spur146 1812 Regency Silver Spurs
Spur128 1805 George III Silver Spurs