An Excavated 14th / 15th Century Medieval Rowel Spur - Spur289 may25 The top of the cap

The top of the cap has many small dings and dentsThere is also a double hinged sandwich tin

This case could be carried on a day's shooting or as a second horseman's canteen

This whip has a staghorn or antler hook shaped handle

heavy South American stirrup is made of bronze with a dark patina

An Excavated 14th / 15th Century Medieval Rowel Spur - Spur289 may25 The top of the capA Mediaeval spur in excavated condition, this spur has a small rowel which still turns, although it has lost five of its original eight points. It has a short neck with a pointed protrusion above it. The arms of the spur are deeply curved to pass below the rider's ankle. One arm ends in two eyelets, the other has lost its end. The surface of the spur is dark and somewhat pitted, but it has been cleaned and preserved, so should not deteriorate further.