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Item Code: 2020-811
Brass cavalry spur that measures 4 ½” front to back and 3” side to side. The iron rowel spins, but does not make a complete circle. Some of the rowel points are worn. Strap brackets feature small “knobs” protruding on the outside surface to keep leather boot straps in place. The yoke is slightly misshapen and does not have a smooth “U” shape. [mk] [ph:m]
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