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Cavalry & Horse Equipment - Spurs & Stirrups
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Grapevine, Texas Dug Confederate Cavalry Spur From the Baird Spur Book
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Here is a fine excavated cavalry spur. This is one of the exact spurs that is pictured and described on page 59 of the fine spur book by Dr. Bob Baird entitled Confederate, US and Other Civil War Used Spurs. He explains how this is a spur of the style that is produced with the shorter neck smooth arched rowel neck. This is a gorgeous looking spur! This is the excavated style that is Southern in manufacture. The spur is completely unmarked and is the style that was worn by cavalry enlisted during the Civil War. It has the original rowel intact on the rooster style neck. On the back of the spur legs it has the rectangular style strap loops holes. The original leather boot strap and brass buckle are still present as well. He notes in the book, how the spur was found in Grapevine, Texas. The spur is in fine excavated condition for its age. This is a great looking spur from all angles!
Item #: B4739 Shipping Weight:
1 lb
Your Price:$395.00 USD
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