A pair of metal riding spurs with original leather straps. Spurs like these are traditionally used as equestrian equipment, worn on the heel of riding boots to help riders communicate cues to their horses. The metal frames exhibit a simple design with minor surface wear, while the attached leather straps appear to be intact and functional, though aged.
This pair likely dates to the mid-20th century or earlier and represents utilitarian horse tack used in various equestrian disciplines. These spurs offer an interesting example of traditional riding gear and would appeal to collectors of equestrian memorabilia or those interested in the history of horse tack. See photos for Measurements if Measurements were taken.