Pair of Decorated Officer's Dress Spurs by Maxwell - Spur577 spring There are some holes and

There are some holes and a tear in the lining on the flask side of the lining

This is a broad black strap with a brass ring at each end a brass buckle at the top

The body of each stirrup is made of iron or steel and held in place by metal straps

These spurs have slightly downturned necks with bulbous ends which hold small pointed rowels

Ref : Silver Carriage Key

Pair of Decorated Officer's Dress Spurs by Maxwell - Spur577 spring There are some holes andThe spurs are silver plated. They have steel inserts which would fit into "boxes" in the heel of the boot. The arms and straight necks of the spurs have cast decoration in the form of roses, thistles and shamrocks. The rowels are similarly decorated, the edge of one rowel has worn smooth . Each neck is stamped "Maxwell" (a famous London boot & spurmaker). The steel parts of the spurs are also stamped with Maxwell's early 20th century address , 8,