Pair of WW1 Heavy Cavalry Spurs with Coin Rowels - Spur586c stirrup and this bit belonged to

and this bit belonged to the nearside horse in a pair

keeper 5½" (14

Weight : 293g (10¼oz)

The mouthpiece is stamped  has a low port

7cm)Interior Depth (front to back): 8⅛" (20

Pair of WW1 Heavy Cavalry Spurs with Coin Rowels - Spur586c stirrup and this bit belonged toThese spurs are made of nickel with a brown patina. The arms of the heel band end in rectangular slots for the spur straps. The underside of one neck is stamped with a broad arrow. The spurs have short necks with bulbous ends. The rowels have been replaced with coins. These are Belgian 5 centime coins, one is dated 1904. These were probably a field repair, the five centime coin already has a central hole making them a convenient choiceThe spurs have