WWI US Cavalry New England Spurs w/ Leather Straps

WWI era U.S. Army Cavalry Leather Saddlebag, having two storage compartments fastened by adjustable straps, dated 1917, marked 21"h x 13"w x 2"d Provenance: A Hamilton, Texas collection We happily

1)Leather bag with crisscross cutout pattern and canvas interior slipcase. H 30", including leather strap W 13" 2) Double flap leather bag H 22", including rope handle/strap W 6-3/4" 3) Dark Brown pow

Very nice patina to the leather one strap is missing at the middle of one side.

Folk art metal welders mask with leather strap. Professionally mounted. H 5-1/2" W 7-1/4". Condition: Imperfections from use. Link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/mo8jbggbxcxompeeou

US WWI M 1904 Cavalry saddle bags. Brown leather with US oval on each flap. Has all three straps and buckles on either side. Does not have canvas liners. There is some cracking to the leather from age

DESCRIPTION: Antique British War Memorabilia WWI cobalt blue enameled canteen with leather straps. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: H: 8 1/2" W: 5 1/2" CONDITION: With signs of us

Three spurs. Pair of leather spurs with silver hearts. Single silver spur with leaf engravings. Condition: Pair L 9" W 3-1/2". Single L 7-1/4" W 2-7/8". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: h

2 BARNEYS New York Designer Handbags Purses. 1). Brown Canvas with dark leather straps Tote bag. 11"H x 14"W x3"D. 2). Tan Leather Small handbag. 11"Y x 13"W x 5"D. -- Dimensions: --- US Shipping char

U.S. Model 1904 brown leather saddlebags with US marked flaps, removable liners, belly straps and spurs, early 20th century brown leather Sam Browne belt signed on inside in ink "W.H. Fritz Jr. 1st Li

One tote bag (12" H plus 6" strap drop x 11-1/4" W) and one handbag (5" H plus 11" strap drop from center x 10-1/4). Both new old stock with original Inzi tags. U.S. PRIORITY SHIPPING $20 + INSURANCE.

Latin America, South America, Uruguay or Argentina, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. An impressive pair of silver spurs of a gaucho or South American cowboy, each presenting a spiked iron rowel flan

Beurmann WWI U.S. Cavalry Spurs Nickel Spurs Nickel Marked U.S. A.B circa WWI Overall Size: 5 1/2" with 3" heel

Pair Of Vintage Horse Riding Spurs w/ Leather Straps Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me with questions or picture requests!

Western Horse Bits & Spurs (10), 4 Rock Island Arsenal iron bits #1-4 & 3 sets of spurs w/leather straps, VG cond, some w/wear, largest 7.5"L.

Roy Rogers & Trigger "King of the Cowboys" orange silk scarf w/RR metal tie slide, child's RR toy spurs w/leather straps, metal RR Deputy Sheriff badge, Roy Rogers Riders Harmonica & RR pinback w/bull

Leather Barber Strap with US Cavalry imprint on the leather. One tear along one of the straps, otherwise in good condition.Believed to be from the Spanish-American War era.

Pair US WWI cavalry leather boots and leather puttees

Embossed: US Issued Boyt. Condition: Normal use and wear.

Nice set of vintage spurs with original leather straps. Nice condition with wear from use and age. They display well. They measure approximately 6-1/2" across by 3" wide. REF#180

Described By:Rachel HFA VX.5 Title:WWI US Army Cavalry Pair Leather Riding Boots Florsheim Stretchers Stirrups Spats Description: A pair of finely made Florsheim WWI leather cavalry riding boots with

Early 20th c. U.S. military spurs with leather straps Provenance: An Alamo Heights Collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at shipping@vogtauc

MODEL 16013, NEW LEATHER STRAP w/ORIGINAL PAPERS - RUNNING All Watches in Running Order when catalogued Unless otherwise noted.

excellent late 19thC New England relief carved pine full bodied horse w leather saddle & horse hair tail in orig brown paint - 22" tall x 20" long

32. Armour. Collection of 7 iron plate or multiple iron lame parts of a suit of armour. Various sizes, remnants of leather straps; rusted. Europe?, 19th-century [800/1200]