German cavalry soldiers pair of spurs a bit bent but lovely condition relic recovered 2014 from pit of buried equipment near the village of Gueudecourt defended by the 2nd Royal Bavarian Division,battles of September 1916,Somme

This is a unusual find from the battlefield a pair of German Cavarly soldiers horse spurs which have slightly bent up. They are in relic but solid condition they have been very well cleaned up they are rusty but not crumbling or braking up and have been cleaned up perfect for display or any collection.The spurs were recovered in 2014 from a pit of buried equipment in what was a German trench line near the village of Gueudecourt this area was defended by the 2nd Royal Bavarian Division part of the German 2nd Army during the battles of September-October 1916 on the Somme a very nice and rare relic from the famous Somme battlefield of 1916 1918 and comes with A5 laminated information card.

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