A pair of quite heavy 19th century steel spurs which have been plated in a white metal, probably nickel. The plating is quite pitted in several places These spurs have long curved necks with small many ponted rowels that still turn. The arms of the heel bands have studs and hinged buckles for the attachment of straps. Each spur has one old tan strap. They were probably for military or cavalry use There are no maker's marks or stamps.
