Two Union Cavalry Spurs Retaining Rowels

Two Union Cavalry Spurs Retaining Rowelsnot a matched pair, each with a cast brass frame and iron rowel. 5-1/4 in. length The vast majority of dug Civil War spurs have lost their iron rowels to rust a

Two Union Cavalry Privates #17397, Confederate Cannon #17228, Union Cavalry Private #17401, and Confederate Major General Patrick Clyborne #17369. 5 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

Includes two Union Cavalry Privates boxed (#17400, and #17401), and five Confederate Infantry men unboxed. Excellent condition. Boxes excellent.

12th-15th century AD. A mixed group of bronze and iron tools including two dishes, a crossbow bolt, four firesteels, a spur rowel, two round-section rings and other items. 2.4 kg total, 1.5-24.5cm (1/

FORTY-SEVEN CIVIL WAR DUG RELICSAmerican, 19th century. Forty-seven (47) dug relics mostly related to Union Cavalry, consisting of assorted buttons, two (2) cavalry crossed sword insignias, an 1853 &q

PAIR of US CAVALRY SPURS. CW & IW. Ca 1880 A PAIR of brass SPURS used by the US CAVALRY from the Civil War to Ca. 1890. Serrated rowels. Stamped US at heel.

American Civil War 1862. Post war issue. 4 pieces. Near mint to excellent condition. Box good (two top corner splits).

Postwar. 5 pieces, officer, two trumpeters, two troopers. Condition fair/good. Officer's horse chipped, one trumpeter's horse missing bottom of right rear leg. ROAN box good/very good, no tie-card.

Post War. In ROAN Box. 5 Pieces. Condition Very Good to Excellent. Paint Chips on Horse's Legs. Box Good. No Tie Card. Two Lid Corners Separated.

Post war issue. Includes two extra buglers. Excellent overall condition (two horses repainted). 7 pieces. Unboxed.

Two pairs of mid-century era children's toy spurs largest spur shank length 5.5 in. x heel width 3 in. largest spur rowel diameter 2 in. Provenance: Property from a home in the Alamo Heights n

dating: 19th Century provenance: Northern Europe, One probably Irish with four-leaf clover rowel. One in iron, English with rowel spur-wheel. length 13,5 - 15 cm.

possibly American, circa 1900, two engraved and silver inlaid spurs with blunt point rowels, leather straps with buckle, 10 in. Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

Two pairs of vintage Crockett marked iron spurs, circa 1940s, with leather heel straps, and metal hardware largest spur shank length 5.5 in. x heel width 3 in. largest spur rowel diameter 1 in. / la

Finely wrought in steel with characteristic large rowels, the wheel boxes finely inlaid with silver. 19th century. Well worn. Overall length 20cm/ 7.87”. Condition III

Lot of two pairs of spurs consisting of a pair of Kelly bullheads and a pair of Crockett Renalde Frontier's with huge rowels.

Lot of two pairs of spurs consisting of a pair of Kelly bullheads and a pair of Crockett Renalde Frontier's with huge rowels.

Two pairs of spurs, to include one pair of Crocket Renalde marked spurs, featuring engraved foliate motifs, nine-point rowels, and studded leather heel straps, marked on strap and one pair of marked V

Edmund's 2nd Missouri Volunteer Cavalry Regiment - Union (1861) "Merrill's Horse". Expanded set includes two extra troopers. 8 pieces. Condition excellent. Box very good, one box not original.

First-Half 20th Century Appears unmarked Comprising one pair of silvered metal spurs with small star rowels and tooled leather heel straps (each: 4" H x 4.75" W x 9" D approx.) and a pair of metal s

Highly desired pair of double mounted rattlesnake spurs with nicely two-tone overlaid heelbands, large rowels and original straps.

Ten CDVs of Union Officers and Men Plus Two Gem Tintypesmostly identified, the CDVs as follows: Union officer studio portrait signed "Apelheimer" on back; Corporal John W. Hill, 2nd Mass Cavalry; 2nd

Two pairs of mid-century era spurs of aluminum hardware, with leather straps shank length 5.5 in. x heel width 3.5 in. rowel diameter 1.5 in. Provenance: Property from a home in the Alamo Heights

Two-piece postwar veteran's shield badge attributed to Marion N. Davidson of Company K, 4th Wisconsin Cavalry. Davidson enlisted on 8/30/1864 and saw action around Baton Rouge, Louisiana, before muste