Early August Buermann Daisy Long Shank Spurs

Early Daisy long shank cowboy spurs, by August Buermann, hand forged steel, with accompanying letter Provenance: A Wimberley, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everyt

A. Buermann Daisy Pattern Spurs Texas Style - Long Shank Marked: "Forged Steel Patd" . 

Featured in this lot is this early US August Buermann spurs. The spurs are marked "U.S. A.B." and were made by August Buermann. August Buermann was born in Sattenhausen, Germany on August 4, 1842. He

Attrib. to August Buermann, early Spanish Colonial design "Gut Hook" spurs, iron Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. P

Early cowboy spurs attributed to August Buermann, with steel bands and chains 7"h x 5"w x 1"d Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everyth

Pat'd Sept 6 1877 on the 1/2" steel bands. Stamped design along the band and shank. Most of the original nickel plating remains. The original single heel chain attached as are early correct period str

Featured in this lot is this Texas long shank spur collection, circa 1890-1910. There are two pairs of spurs in this collection. The first is an iron Texas long shank, single piece spur with a sunburs

Provenance: An Alamo Heights, TX Estate U.S. A.B. Marked August Buermann Spurs Pancho Via Border Wars Era

Group of three pairs of cowboy spurs, includes one pair of August Buermann spurs, with iron heel bands, leather heel bands, ten point rowels, jingle-bobs, one pair cowboy spurs, with twelve point rowe

Pair of unmarked August Buermann spurs,in ;Don Pedro; pattern, having leather straps, steel bands, featuring floral motif 2"h x 4"w x 8"d Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection We happily p

August Buermann ladies cowboy spurs with Star of Texas accents Provenance: A Wimberley, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at shipp

Buermann Straight Shank Spurs Silver mounted with heart shaped buttons overall size: 6" with 3" heel original leather straps, good honest pair of cowboy spurs 

Featured in this lot is this nickel, Texas long shank, western spurs, circa 1950's. This is a shop-made pair of spurs constructed from nickel and finished with bronze spur strap buttons. The pair feat

Adjustable back straps.

Featured in this lot is this August Buermann nickel plated horse head spur pair. These spurs are attributed to August Buermann. The spurs show the traditional horse head design and are constructed fro

August Buermann Indian head spurs, dated 1914, Hercules bronze with nickle rowels, with accompanying note Provenance: A Wimberley, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on e

Featured in this lot is this spur collection of Texas long shank and western cowboy spurs, circa 1950's. There are two sets of spurs in this collection. The first set of spurs are a Texas long shank,

Collection of US Army horse tack, includes one pair of AB August Buermann marked calvary spurs, one U.S. marked calvary bit, one U.S. marked artillery bit length 8 in. x width 6 in. Provenance: An

This pair of spurs are made by August Buermann c.1920's, a California two piece construction. They are marked with the familiar "PAT. *" logo. The star is actually a five point. The heel band is decor

Pair of cowboy spurs, attrib. to August Buermann, having embossed leather straps, iron bands, featuring scalloped motif 2"h x 6"w x 3.5"d Provenance: An Alamo Heights, Texas collection We happily

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Unusual design of there Wyoming spur maker, with narrow heelbands, extra long shanks and split heelbands, accented by nice cross-hatch silver engraving and large strap buttons.

Early 1900s, Rare pair of solid brass "Hercules bronze" engraved gal-leg spurs with star logo and stampings. 1-1/2" (possibly replaced) rowels. Very good condition. 6"

Lot of early yard long photographs including "Swiss August Festival Los Angeles 1923" (the other 1924), Camp Kemonka E. Rochester, N.H., Monks, "Builders Exchange…San Francisco".