A Collection of Spurs

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Box Spurs for Military or Cavalry Use

Box spurs in racks

Spur060 Maxwell brass box spurs

Spur061 Maxwell brass box spurs

Spur101 Swan Neck box spurs

Spur207 Swan Neck box spurs

Spur208 Box spurs

Spur209 Box spurs

Spur210 Box spurs

Spur212 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 became part of mess dress. (Ref : "History of the Spur", Charles de Lacy Lacy)

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Vintage Hunting Spurs with Buttons & Buckles

Spurs with buttons and buckles

Spur088 19th Century plated spurs

Spur107 Peal's hunting spurs

Spur121 Nickel hunting spurs

Spur122 Flack &Smith hunting spurs

Spur179 Nickel hunting spurs

Spur178 Steel hunting spurs

Spur177 Plated hunting spurs

Spur187 Swan necked spurs

Hunting Spurs without Buckles

Spur062 Prince of Wales spurs

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Other Spurs

Antique Arab Prick Spurs

Spur185 Writhen Steel spurs

Spur195 Brazilian "Tree Monster" spurs

Spur197 Latin American spur

Spur198 Latin Americam spur

Spur199 South American spur

Spur211 Antique Silver spurs from Norway

Spur003 Large Spanish Colonial spurs

Spur015 Old South American spurs

Spur017 Single Mexican spur

Spur213 14th century spur

Spur215 17th century spur

Spur019 Single Espuela Grande

Spur024 Medieval spur

Spur031 Old Espuela Grande

Spur036 Single Silver Mounted spur

Spur038 Medieval spur

Spur054 Brass South American spurs

Spur074 Silver Mounted California spur (Sold)

Spur078 Pair Eberle silver spurs

Spur080 Arab Prick spur

Spur097 Pair European gilded spurs (?costume)

Spur128 Antique silver mounted spur

Spur146 1812 Regency Silver Spurs

Spur128 1805 George III Silver Spurs

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