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Civil War Era Brass Cavalry Spurs – Complete Pair with Leather Straps

Civil War Era Brass Cavalry Spurs – Complete Pair with Leather Straps

$1,000.00

Step into the boots of a Civil War cavalry trooper with this exceptional, matching pair of brass riding spurs. Essential gear for both Union and Confederate horse soldiers, spurs allowed cavalrymen to tightly control their mounts during the fast-paced chaos of reconnaissance missions and battlefield charges.This pair features a beautifully aged brass body with a rich, natural patina. Both spurs come complete with their original-style multi-point rowels that still rotate freely, alongside thick, dark leather boot straps and brass buckles. Finding a matching set with intact leather gear is a rarity, making this an elite display piece for any Civil War cavalry or militaria collection.Product Features & Specifications: Type: Cavalry Boot Spurs (Matching Pair) Era: American Civil War Period (Circa 1860s) Material: Cast Brass with Leather Straps Condition: Excellent vintage/collector condition. The brass exhibits a warm, uncleaned patina with minor handling wear. Leather remains supple and intact; rowels spin freely. Dimensions: [Insert Length/Width, e.g., 5″ x 3.5″] Provenance: [Optional:

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Step into the boots of a Civil War cavalry trooper with this exceptional, matching pair of brass riding spurs. Essential gear for both Union and Confederate horse soldiers, spurs allowed cavalrymen to tightly control their mounts during the fast-paced chaos of reconnaissance missions and battlefield charges.This pair features a beautifully aged brass body with a rich, natural patina. Both spurs come complete with their original-style multi-point rowels that still rotate freely, alongside thick, dark leather boot straps and brass buckles. Finding a matching set with intact leather gear is a rarity, making this an elite display piece for any Civil War cavalry or militaria collection.Product Features & Specifications: Type: Cavalry Boot Spurs (Matching Pair) Era: American Civil War Period (Circa 1860s) Material: Cast Brass with Leather Straps Condition: Excellent vintage/collector condition. The brass exhibits a warm, uncleaned patina with minor handling wear. Leather remains supple and intact; rowels spin freely. Dimensions: [Insert Length/Width, e.g., 5″ x 3.5″] Provenance: [Optional:

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