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Item Code: 2-615
Matching pair of brass US Cavalry spurs with larger than normal rowels. The brass yokes have no visible markings and none of the leather straps remain. Each rowel is a replacement. Though the rowels look similar one has large teeth than the other. The larger of the two is missing a couple of teeth. Over all nice matching patina throughout.
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