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a cutlery maker registered in Sheffield in the late 18th Century
This case could be carried on a day's shooting or as a second horseman's canteen
The inside of each spur is stamped "Maxwell
It was written and compiled by the author of the Foxhunters' Vade Mecum
The bone has darkened with age and there is a fine crack on the top of the head (please look at the images)
Pair of Nickel Spurs with 1904 & 1908 Liberty Nickel for Rowels - Spur504 antique whip a cutlery maker registered inA pair of silver coloured spurs,the inner arms are stamped "Solid Nickel". These spurs have quite long necks with downturned bulbous ends. The rowels have been replaced by coins Liberty head nickels, one dated 1904 & the other 1908. The spurs have studs and buckles for the attachment of their straps. 14. 5cm (5")long, 7. 2cm (2") wide internally, neck length 4cm (1")Weight 220g (7oz)
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