Ww1 Light Horse Spurs at Lamont Madden blog

Ww1 Light Horse Spurs. Associated with the service of 19138 trooper vincent richard geyle, 1 light horse field ambulance, aif. The spurs each have a pair of leather straps, one with a buckle fitting passing over the instep of the boot, the other fitting under the sole in front of the boot heel. I am curious about the makers mark on these spurs, and if they were a pattern issued in the first world war? (unofficial badges worn by light horse units during ww1 are in section 9). The spurs each have a leather strap with an instep protecting panel threaded on. Associated with the service of 1490 corporal alfred michael hodgkiss, who served in the 7th light horse regiment (lhr) during the first. Pair of standard issue australian army spurs with spiked rowells. During ww1 the australian army made a great deal of use of horse mounted troops, and used a large number of mounted infantry. Hat badge is the general service badge (rising sun, kings crown) large size, and should be painted matte or satin black. Pair of australian army issue spurs with egyptian silver 5 millieme coins for rowels. Owned by farrier james taylor, who served with the 9th australian light horse in the middle east during the first world war. The roundels have been filed down.

I am curious about the makers mark on these spurs, and if they were a pattern issued in the first world war? The spurs each have a pair of leather straps, one with a buckle fitting passing over the instep of the boot, the other fitting under the sole in front of the boot heel. Pair of standard issue australian army spurs with spiked rowells. Associated with the service of 19138 trooper vincent richard geyle, 1 light horse field ambulance, aif. The spurs each have a leather strap with an instep protecting panel threaded on. Hat badge is the general service badge (rising sun, kings crown) large size, and should be painted matte or satin black. (unofficial badges worn by light horse units during ww1 are in section 9). Pair of australian army issue spurs with egyptian silver 5 millieme coins for rowels. During ww1 the australian army made a great deal of use of horse mounted troops, and used a large number of mounted infantry. The roundels have been filed down.

WWI Light Horse Spurs Dated 1917 with Butterflies Southside Antiques Centre

Ww1 Light Horse Spurs Hat badge is the general service badge (rising sun, kings crown) large size, and should be painted matte or satin black. Owned by farrier james taylor, who served with the 9th australian light horse in the middle east during the first world war. Pair of standard issue australian army spurs with spiked rowells. Associated with the service of 19138 trooper vincent richard geyle, 1 light horse field ambulance, aif. The spurs each have a pair of leather straps, one with a buckle fitting passing over the instep of the boot, the other fitting under the sole in front of the boot heel. The roundels have been filed down. During ww1 the australian army made a great deal of use of horse mounted troops, and used a large number of mounted infantry. Associated with the service of 1490 corporal alfred michael hodgkiss, who served in the 7th light horse regiment (lhr) during the first. Pair of australian army issue spurs with egyptian silver 5 millieme coins for rowels. The spurs each have a leather strap with an instep protecting panel threaded on. (unofficial badges worn by light horse units during ww1 are in section 9). I am curious about the makers mark on these spurs, and if they were a pattern issued in the first world war? Hat badge is the general service badge (rising sun, kings crown) large size, and should be painted matte or satin black.