spurs (accessories worn) -- spur
Found in 28 Collections and/or Records:
Brown leather boots with orange leather covering at ankle, late 19th-early 20th century
Brown leather boots with orange leather covering at ankle; decorative spurs attached with chains; interior is light brown with tan straps.
Highly decorated metal spur with chain attached to one side of heel piece, early 18th century
Spur with about 2.75" diameter; eight prongs originally, now only six coming from the axis; highly decorated overall; chain attached to one side of heel piece; tag reads, "California or Mexico 1700-1750, Gift of...".
I Savvy These Folks, 1907
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Metal spur from Mexico with ten prongs, 18th century - 19th century
Spur with about 2" diameter; ten prongs radiating from center; tag reads, "Mexico 1700-1800 Gift of...".
Metal spur with about a three inch diameter and numerous small prongs, late 19th century - early 20th century
Metal spur with about 3" diameter and numerous small prongs; metal "buttons" still attached to both sides of the heel piece.
Metal spur with about two inch diameter with twelve prongs radiating from center, late 19th century - early 20th century
Metal spur with about 2" diameter, twelve prongs radiating directly from the center; small chain attached to one side of the heel piece.
Metal spur with eight prongs and two metal pieces attached to heel piece, late 19th century - early 20th century
Spur with about 4" diameter; eight prongs radiating from center; two metal pieces attached to heel piece.
Metal spur with five spurs about two inches long, early 18th century
Metal spur with prongs about 2" long; six prongs originally, only five remain; tag says, "California 1700-1750".
Metal spur with six prongs and triangular etching on heel piece, late 19th century - early 20th century
Metal spur with about 3.25" diameter; six prongs, unable to move due to corrosion; triangular etching on the heel piece.
Metal spur with six prongs radiating from center, late 19th century - early 20th century
Spur with about 4.25" diameter; six prongs radiating from center.
