Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur East Cavalry Field Dug By Greg Coco! / SOLD

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Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur East Cavalry Field Dug By Greg Coco! – Inventory Number: GET 408 / SOLD With several letters of provenance, including one written by Greg Coco stating that he dug it in 1975 near East Cavalry Field in a stream east of the Rummel Farm.  This ornate brass spur is complete with rowel which spins freely.  The body has perfect contour and patina with some original dirt in the recessed areas. Inventory Number: GET 408 / SOLD

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The Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur East Cavalry Field Dug By Greg Coco! / SOLD is displayed in a wooden and glass case with a red background beside an open book showing a photo and details of a similar spur.
A close-up view of the Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur from East Cavalry Field, dug by Greg Coco and featuring ornate detailing with a small rowel, photographed on a white background. / SOLD.
A close-up of the Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur, East Cavalry Field, dug by Greg Coco—an antique metal spur with ornate detailing and a small rowel wheel, used for horseback riding.
The Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur from East Cavalry Field, dug by Greg Coco, features decorative detailing and a rowel wheel—once used for horseback riding.
A Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur from East Cavalry Field, dug by Greg Coco, featuring a rowel and rectangular strap holders, photographed on a plain white background.
Close-up of a Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur, found on East Cavalry Field by Greg Coco, against a white background. / SOLD.
Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur East Cavalry Field, dug by Greg Coco—an antique metal spur with rowel wheel and square strap holders, shown on a white background.
A recovered Gettysburg officer’s spur, dug from East Cavalry Field by Greg Coco, features a curved metallic shape with a central pointed tip and rectangular ends, displayed against a white background.
The Gettysburg Recovered Officer’s Spur, dug by Greg Coco at East Cavalry Field, is a metal spur with a curved U-shape and two prongs used as a riding aid to control horses. / SOLD.
A Gettysburg recovered officer’s spur, U-shaped with a blunt end, photographed on a plain white background. East Cavalry Field relic dug by Greg Coco!.

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