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Item Code: 766-1190
Nice brass spur that is complete except for a small portion of the rowel.
Spur is plain and lacks the graceful curves and finished look of its Federal counterpart. Both keepers are complete and the neck is squares but still holds ¾ of the iron rowel which is frozen in place.
Brass surface has a nice green patina.
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