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These spurs have straight necks with bulbous and no rowels
Devincenzi describes this type of stirrup as a "Surero" fromthe province of Buenos Aires
It has a silver collar which is hallmarked Birmingham 1893 and has the silversmith's mark "G & J Z
Thong not including lash 45½" (116cm)
the legs have been widened along their back seam
An Antique Half Manger Chog or Tie-Up Bobbin #14 sept25 These spurs have straight necksThese blocks are variously known as chogs, sliders, manger balls, manger logs and tying up bobbins. They are usually almost spherical but this one is thinner and flat on one side. They were traditionally used to weight a rope that passed through a ring or slot in a manger or tying up ring and attached to the halter or headcollar, thus allowing the horse to move but preventing the rope from looping dangerously. This example is turned from a single
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