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Item Code: 408-138
One has a dark green patina, the other a chocolate brown. Sides of spurs with flues and neck area with cast fancy scroll designs. Rowels are present but rusted in place. There may be a slight difference in each – not sure if they were actually found tougher but are really too close to call.
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