• Elegant Norman brass spurs (pair)
  • Elegant Norman spurs made of brass (pair)
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Elegant Norman spurs made of brass (pair)

$80.98 USD
$80.98 USD
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Highlights

These meticulously detailed Norman riding spurs, crafted from solid brass, lend an authentic touch to any medieval attire and are a testament to historical craftsmanship.

  • Historically accurate reproduction based on models from the 10th to 12th centuries
  • Made from high-quality, solid cast brass for a refined look and durability
  • Supplied as a complete pair for immediate use on both boots
  • Includes sturdy leather straps for easy and secure attachment to footwear
  • Equipped with functional brass buckles for individual size adjustment
  • Perfect for reenactment, LARP events, or as an exquisite collector's item of historical equestrian art
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Elegant Norman brass spurs (pair)
Elegant Norman spurs made of brass (pair)
Elegant Norman brass spurs (pair)

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Questions about the product Elegant Norman spurs made of brass (pair)

What material are these Norman spurs made of, and are the leather straps for attaching them to the boot included?

These Norman spurs are made of solid brass and the matching leather straps for attaching them to the boot are already included.
For which historical periods are these Norman spurs suitable as authentic replicas, and can they be flexibly adjusted to different boot sizes?

These Norman spurs are authentic replicas of those from the High Middle Ages, particularly the 11th to 13th centuries. Thanks to their brass construction and adjustable straps, they can be flexibly adapted to different boot sizes, thus providing a secure hold for equestrian reenactments of this period.
Are there any special features regarding the shank length or shape of these brass spurs that should be considered when selecting them for specific riding disciplines or horse types?

Norman spurs have a relatively short, blunt shank, allowing for precise and targeted aids without over-stimulating the horse. This style is particularly suitable for classical dressage or for horses sensitive to leg aids, while they are less common in disciplines requiring a stronger impulse or longer shanks (such as some areas of Western riding).
How should these brass spurs be cleaned and cared for after use to preserve the material's elegant shine in the long term?

To clean and care for brass spurs, regular cleaning with a mild soapy solution and a soft cloth is recommended to remove dust and fingerprints. To preserve their elegant shine in the long term, the spurs can be treated with special brass polish or home remedies such as a paste made from equal parts vinegar, salt, and flour. After the application time, the material should be rinsed thoroughly, dried immediately, and polished with a microfiber cloth. To prevent re-oxidation, sealing with a special lacquer or wearing cotton gloves during care can be helpful.