Western Americana Crockett Spurs

3 MATCHING PAIRS OF COWBOY SPURS, VERY GOOD SERVICEABLE CONDITION.

Exceptionally scarce pair of large single mounted spurs in the Cody Special #159 pattern, with tapered heelbands, striking silver pattern and massive rowels.

Highly desired pair of single mounted spurs in the #123, "The California" pattern. With massive 2 1/2" rowels and nice original straps.

Very rare O. Crockett single mounted spurs in the Ft. Stockton pattern. Showing decorative engraved bowties and 5-point star rowels.

Single mounted spurs in the extremely popular Red River, #98 pattern. A nice pair with great rowel wear and swinging buttons.

Super clean pair of single mounted Frontier pattern spurs with scalloped conchos and arrow shanks. Accompanied by nice original straps.

Large pair of single mounted spurs with exceedingly rare "double maker's mark", inside the heelband and under the button, in the #313 pattern.

Very scarce "Crockett" double marked, (inside and under the button) spurs in the #335 pattern, single mounted and in good condition.

Inside marked single mounted Crockett spurs in the Fred Porter pattern, which is Crockett pattern #169. In nice condition with large 9 point rowels.

A large pair of single mounted spurs in the Laredo #107 pattern, with large 9 point rowels.

Single mounted pair of inside marked Crockett spurs in the Kansas Special, #101 pattern.

Offered here for your consideration are two pairs of old Crockett spurs and a pair of North & Judd spurs with their box. The Crockett spurs are classic examples of the basic spurs made to be used

Rare 1925-26 Hamley's Cowboy Catalog, 128pp with photos of hats, spurs, chaps etc.Date: Country (if not USA): State: OregonCity: Provenance:

1. Western Leather Bull-dog Tapaderos built on stirrups, laced bull nose, no stamping, rosettes on sides, smooth leather. Very well made and in great condition. Highest quality, thick leather. Stirrup

This pair of spurs are made by August Buermann c.1920's, a California two piece construction. They are marked with the familiar "PAT. *" logo. The star is actually a five point. The heel band is decor

Lot of two pairs of spurs. 1) Leather spurs with silver inlays marked "Winchester Hand Forged." 10-point rowells. 2) Unmarked spurs with 10-point rowells. Also a rubber Winchester butt-pad. Provenance

This lot consist of 1 Pair of leg splints, 1 Halter, 1 Headstall, 1 bosal, 2 loose jaw bits, 1 cinch, 1 pair of leather wrapped oxbow stirrups, 2 pairs of spurs, 1 old single spur, 1 riding crop, 1 si

This is a pair of iron spurs; one piece Texas style with 10 point rowels. Each piece is stamped "BB" for Bob Blackwood. The leather straps are stamped with the initials "RA". The shank length is about

Garcia was the number 1 saddle and spur maker in the West for many a year. Back reads G. S. Garcia, Elko, Nevada. The FOB is as fancy as his saddles were. A must have for any Saddle collector or Cowbo

[Western Americana - Texas] Scarce West Texas Cattle Ranching and Outlaw Book, Shackleford and Fort Griffin Counties, 1909 First Edition Rye, Edgar. THE QUIRT AND THE SPUR. Chicago: W.B. Conkey Compa

single boot spur with leather strap, spur wheel is 3.5 in. across, vintage western Americana

Incredibly desirable large single mounted spurs with a great pattern, large rowels, split heelbands and original straps.

Good looking single mounted lady leg spurs with large rowels and maker's mark under the button. Roger Wilmot Collection

circa 1930, steel, the first pair in polished steel with engraved designs and star spurs marked Crockett, the second in steel with silver inlays and leather mounts. Fits 3 in. heel. The Native America