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This book, written by a collector with over 30 years experience in the field, illustrates and describes over 160 examples of these fascinating and important pieces of the horseman's equipment. Concise and informative data including value is given on each spur along with full background on the history of all categories. This pioneering reference work (1998) is a must for the historian or collector of American militaria, the horseman, the antique dealer, and all of those interested in collecting and preserving these colorful and valuable pieces of America's past. [jet]
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