A pair of 19th Century South American spurs
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 spurs are made of iron or steel with a dark finish
Each arm of the heel band ends in a diamond shape with two slots for straps.

The heel bands have cast and chiselled decoration.
Each spur has a small round heelplate.
The necks are pierced with a kidney shape .
The large rowels have nineteen sharp points and still turn freely

Dimensions : 9¾" (25cm) long x 3" (7.8cm) wide internally, Rowel 4½" (11.2cm) Weight - approx 1lb 9oz (793g) )

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