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MISMATCHED PAIR OF CIVIL WAR SPURS
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$550.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 7-3321
This is an unusual pair of spurs as they were purchased years ago at an estate sale in Franklin, Pa., which is near Chambersburg. On spur is a U.S. model 1859 spur, (US3) and the other is a Confederate (CS18). Both have the original leather straps still attached.
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