For JD: Riding spurs (approx. 40-50 years old)

These are spurs, metal attachments worn on the heel of riding boots, used in equestrian sports and by cowboys in Westerns.

Purpose: Used by applying them to the horse's flanks to signal acceleration or changes in direction.
Structure: A metal band secures the heel, and a toothed, rotating disc called a rowel at the back stimulates the horse.
Style: The type with a toothed wheel is called Western-style (Cowboy-style).

Thank you for looking.

The initial description was generated by AI.

Regarding the spurs I am offering, honestly, they have been in my home for over 40 years. I don't know how they were acquired, and they were simply displayed as-is at my parents' house.
Therefore, I cannot provide detailed information, but please rest assured that they are not broken, nor is the spur part immobile.

The width is approximately 8 cm, and the vertical length is approximately 16 cm.

What do you think? If you find these riding goods interesting, please consider them for your interior decor as well.

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