Civil War US 1859 Cavalry Spurs Rowel – Authentic Reproduction Military Spurs for Reenactment

Bring the thunder of the cavalry charge to your collection with the Civil War US 1859 Cavalry Spurs Rowel — an authentic reproduction of the regulation military spurs issued to Union and Confederate horsemen throughout the American Civil War (1861–1865).

The Model 1859 cavalry spur was the standard-issue riding equipment carried by mounted soldiers on both sides of the conflict, from the lightning raids of J.E.B. Stuart's Confederate troopers to the Union cavalry charges that turned the tide at Brandy Station and Appomattox. This faithful reproduction captures the precise profile, rowel design, and hardware construction of the original 1859-pattern spurs held in museum and private collections across the United States.

Crafted to period-correct specifications, these reproduction cavalry spurs feature the characteristic rowel wheel and spur body profile that distinguish the US Model 1859 from earlier and later patterns. The robust metal construction mirrors the durability that mounted soldiers depended on through years of hard campaign service, making these spurs equally suited to display, re-enactment use, and equestrian riding.

Whether you're a Civil War re-enactor requiring regulation-accurate cavalry kit, a militaria collector seeking an authentic period reproduction, or an equestrian rider drawn to historic horsemanship, these 1859 cavalry spurs deliver the historical fidelity and lasting quality you need.

Key features:

– Authentic US Model 1859 cavalry spur reproduction

– Period-correct rowel design and spur body profile

– Durable metal construction built to original specifications

– Suitable for re-enactment, display, and equestrian riding

– Faithful reproduction of Civil War Union and Confederate cavalry equipment

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