Pair of Military Swan Necked Fixed Spurs by Smith of Bristol - Spur526r jan24 Smith & Co

Smith & Co

There is a dent in the side of the bayonet or captured  cap

the other arm has part of its eyelet

Baker & Son

They were copied from technical drawings in William Felton's 1794 work "A treatise on carriages

Pair of Military Swan Necked Fixed Spurs by Smith of Bristol - Spur526r jan24 Smith & CoThese are silver coloured spurs with steel nails or pins which extend from the neck, they would fit into the heels of boots. The necks are curved in a swan or goose shape. Each spur has a pair of sawtooth rowels . There are steel screws which pass through holes at the end of each arm. There are some scratches on the outer surfaces of the spurs, the "tab" on the underside of one of the spur's neck is worn The insides of the spurs are stamped "Smith"