Though not known primarily as a spur maker, spurs made by Isaac Stephenson of Darrouzett, Texas are incredibly collectable. Stephenson appears to have mainly made spurs during his time working as a cowboy in the very early 1900s. This pair are single mounted with lightly engraved copper and silver with heart patterns on the band and buttons, penny medial buttons, shallow-drop shanks with the characteristic long notched chap guards ending in toothed rowels. Few pairs of Stephenson spurs are known to exist. Provenance: Pat Gilligan Collection, Bruce Bartlett. Heel band width: 3/4" Shanks: 2 9/16" Rowel diameter: 2" Heel opening: 3 1/4".