A single 19th Century Mexican spur In his book "Eperons de tous les temps tous les pays" Georges Nabera-Sartoulet describes this style of spur as "called Louis XIV" because of the king's influence on South America's spurs. The spur is made of iron or steel with a dark finish Each arm of the heel band ends in a loop with cast decoration. The spur has a small heelplate with a scallopped edge/ The neck is pierced with the characteristic kidney shape seen in Mexican spurs. The rowel has seven points and still turns freely
Dimensions : 7" (18.5cm) long x 2¾" (7cm) wide internally, Rowel 2" (5cm) Weight - approx 5½oz (155g) )
