These are slender steel spurs with extensions would fit into the heel of a boot. The long necks are curved in a swan or goose shape. The multi-pointed rowels still turn . The inserts are stamped "Pall Mall" - this address could belong to Edward Coe who was a spur maker at 15 Pall Mall in the mid 19th Century or it could refer to Thomas Gullick of 24 Pall Mall, who had applied for a patent for a new type of spur box in 1860. Gullick exhibited at the International Exhibition in 1862, the catalogue of the exhibition shows a range of his spurs - these appear very similar to his "civilian" spurs.
