Cowboy Bits & Spurs

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of handmade spurs in bronze from the 1870s. The spurs have a lovely decorative floral motif and are on the original leathers. VINTAGE: Circa 1870s. SIZE: Approximately 9-7/8" in length (with strap extended) and 3-1/2"in width...

ARTIFACT: There is only ONE of these, but it's so cool! This is a single spur made on a Texas ranch circa 1880s-1890s. The spur has a neat crosshatch design on the scalloped heel band and a large star rowel! VINTAGE: Circa 1880s-1890s...

ARTIFACT: This is a pair of Crockett spurs with Colorado Saddlery Co. leathers that was found in Winslow, Arizona. The leather has a wonderfully intricate floral design. VINTAGE: Circa 1935. SIZE: 9-1/2" length and 4-3/8" width (as pictured: length =...

ARTIFACT: This is a set of August Buermann iron spurs from circa 1910s-1920s. August Buermann Manufacturing Company was a pioneering spur maker established in Newark, New Jersey by a native German with the self-same name. The spurs have a nice engraved...

ARTIFACT: This is an early pair of nickeled iron spurs with long shanks and light brown leather straps. VINTAGE: Circa 1900 -1 910. SIZE: 8-5/8" height and 3-3/4" width (as pictured: length = end of spur to heel strap). CONSTRUCTION /...

ARTIFACT: This is a great pair of early (circa 1860s-1870s) hand-wrought cowboy spurs. These spurs were found in Texas and have an engraved wheat or vine design on the side of each heel band. They have shorter shanks and simple star-shaped rowels. The...