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The heel bands are much finer and thinner than those seen on later spurs (please see the image that compares them to a ictorian spur by Maxwell)There are hooks or spikes at the end of each arm which wrap around the heel of the boot
Ref: Cup037
In Swaine's 1933 catalogue these cost 9 pounds and 9 shillings - depending on which index used that would be around £1800 today
New York in 1868
It has a circular heelplateThe neck of the spur is cast with a fist
Pair of Moss Bros Swan Necked Mess Dress Box Spurs - Spur578 driving The heel bands are muchThese are silver coloured nickel spurs with steel inserts which would fit into "boxes" in the heel of a George boot or half Wellington. The necks are curved in a swan or goose shape. The rowels are decorated with a star. There are decorative screw heads cast at the end of each arm. One spur is stamped "Moss Bros" its insert, the heel inserts are stamped "Left" and "Right" . They are in good, wearable condition with a few surface scratches. Internal
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