Unusual Stirrup/Spur combo

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Those are quite unique!!I like em,and cant say I have ever seen the like
 

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Can't say that I have ever seen or heard of a combination stirrup iron/spur...

Best guess it's an English made iron combo...maybe even a prototype...workmanship is a little rough...

I use a western roweled spur and goose-rake with a backward heel.

Many times, all is needed is simply a jangle that gets the horses attention.

Not sure that I'd want a spur set in a 90 degree position...could get into a lot of trouble especially if squeezed or making a tight corner....or leg is caught on a post or wall...

Interesting to find the actual history...

Tell us some more about what part of the country it was found in...age of barn...etc
 

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Thanks Creskol , nice link !

Stefen , the location is Maine , the barn was built around 1805 - 1825
 

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Looks like spurs designed for a city slicker that didn't wear boots or didn't want to jangle when he walked! Monty
 

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Very interesting and unique .
Totally agree with Stefen on it's utility and safety . Had a cheap spur bend 90 degrees inward on a halfbroke bronc once . Dangdest ride I ever had outside a rodeo arena or one night in ....... Oh ! Never
mind . This is a family channel .
 

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