1) Pair of wrought iron Spanish Colonial spurs with large rowels with jingle bobs attached. Spurs are silver overlaid on outer side. Silver overlays are decorated in a vine motif. Spurs are equipped with wrought iron hang chains. 2) Pair of US Cavalry brass spurs with small rowels. Spurs are mounted with leather straps that have iron buckles. Spurs are marked "U.S. 1862" on end of the loop. 3) Pair of early 20th century Amozoc Mexican spurs. Spurs are silver overlaid on both sides. Rowels are medium sized and also are silver overlaid. Strap buttons are also silver overlaid. Overlay work is extremely well done with deep relief and horseshoe accents on outer side. 4) Pair of Broqua Scholberg Rosario silver-plated spurs. Spurs have medium sized rowels and a collar at base of shank that mounts hang chains with a silver floral mounting clip. Spurs are mounted with tooled leather straps that have spot decoration, silver buckle and finial on strap. 5) Pair of large rowel silver-plated Mexican spurs. Spurs are engraved overall. Rowels are intact. SIZE: PROVENANCE: The spectacular collections of Ray Bentley featuring the finest and rarest deluxe antique Winchesters in the world. CONDITION: 1) Very good. Spurs are complete with no missing parts. Spurs show a deep grey/brown patina overall and have not been cleaned. Silver overlay is intact with no missing pieces and no evidence of cleaning. 2) Very good. Spurs show an even deep mustard/brown uncleaned mustard patina overall with no evidence of polishing. Rowels are intact. Leather straps are also very good and intact. 3) Very good. Spurs are intact with no losses and show a deep blue/black/silver patina overall with no evidence of recent cleaning. 4) Very good. Spurs show a considerable amount of orig silver finish overall that has turned a black patina in protected areas. Rowels are intact and not plated. Straps are very good and intact. 5) Very good. Spurs show most of orig silver finish. 53094-187 TEP (1,500-2,000)