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Description: | IronSpur fragment. Wrought iron heel of a spur, possibly a prick spur. The goad projects straight back from the centre of the heel of a spur with straight arms. The heel is wider than usual for medieval prick spurs, so this may be from a 'Scotch' Spur, an anachronistic revival of the prick spur popular in the 17th century. Corroded. Suggested date: Post-Medieval, 1600-1650.Length: 80mm, Width (at heel): 20mm, Thickness: 6mm, Weight: 32.52gms.
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