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The arrangement of the buckle means that this spur would have been worn on the right foot (it's position could be swapped for a sidesaddle rider though
" The shaft or stock is covered in finely braided red brown leather
depth of tread 2&frac18
there are eight illustrations
A Medieval 15th Century Spur Missing Rowel - Spur292 17th The arrangement of the buckleA Mediaeval spur in excavated conditionIt has a quite long straight neck, this would have held a rotating rowel the rowel has been lost. The arms of the spur are curved to pass below the rider's ankle bone. The ends of the arms have the remains of circular holes or eyelets . The heel band is wide and has the remains of pierced decoration. Dimensions : 11. 5m (4")longWidth 8cm (3")Weight : 49g (1 oz) Ref : spur292
