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Posted 2 years ago
lmross
(2 items)
these spurs were my father-n- laws. my husband said he had always remembered him having them.we found some online almost the same and they said they were handmade. dont really know though, thought maybe you might know more. and i also have this old bike I dont really know anything about. If you can give me any info, I would really appreciate it.
thanks,
lisa ross
SpursSpurs have been around for a couple of thousand years, worn by Celtic, Roma…
BicyclesThe precursor to the modern-day bicycle was the 1817 Draisine, named for it…
Nice set of spurs I am an avid Cowboy and Indian collector and I have a single spur with the same design, it's nice to see a set Hardbrake.
Called Lady's Leg Spurs, do they have any makers marks? Usually found on the inside rim.