Original U.S. Late 19th Century Silver Inlaid Iron Cowboy Spurs U.S. Edged Weapons Great opportunity for someone to

Great opportunity for someone to do a bit of in depth research to see what Otto Storm really did

he was to be an Uncle of the later President Theodore Roosevelt who insisted that his Uncle Irvine had fired the last two shots from the stricken warship before she foundered

700 and 59 Aircraft Carriers

Both documents are legible and in good condition and measure approximately 15″ x 18"

Sherman's Yazoo Expedition December 20

Original U.S. Late 19th Century Silver Inlaid Iron Cowboy Spurs U.S. Edged Weapons Great opportunity for someone toOriginal Items: One of a kind. These are classic cowboy spurs that have been well used and worn. We believe they date from the 1880s or 1890s. Constructed of iron with what appears to be silver or perhaps white metal inlay designs. There are also pin prick designs throughout. Feature 8 point rowels. Hard to find 19th century spurs in this worn condition but once quite stunning.