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Item Code: 1268-762
Offered here is a complete pair of non-excavated U.S. Model 1859 brass spurs with original leather straps from the Texas Civil War Museum collection.
This style has the gutter inside but does have the floral motif on the base of the necks. Rowels still spin. Nice mellow patina. Leather straps still retain the small roller buckles. Leather exhibits finish cracking but remains flexible.
A nice pair of Civil War spurs. [jet] [ph:L]
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