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Item Code: R21466
Recovered at The Wilderness, south of Orange Plank Turnpike.
This spur has both keepers, the yoke and arm but no rowel.
Both the keepers are solid and are smaller and more delicate than the US issue spur. The arm at the back of the yoke is also somewhat stylized.
The brass surfaces have a very pleasing smooth rich patina.
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