#03 1963 All-Around Cowboy Trophy Spurs

This beautifully preserved pair of 1963 All-Around Cowboy trophy spurs represents a classic era of Western rodeo award gear. Crafted in stainless steel with single-mounted silver overlay, these spurs feature detailed hand engraving and a traditional drop-shank silhouette. Trophy spurs from this period were often custom-made in small batches and tailored specifically for rodeo champions, making them highly collectible today.

Each spur is engraved:

“Taylorsville – July 4, 1963
All-Around Cowboy
Given by Chuck House”

The engraving remains crisp and legible, enhancing both historical and display value. The 1½-inch shanks, 1-inch rowels, and fully mounted silver buttons reflect the design trends of early 1960s rodeo gear—functional but richly decorated.

The spurs show minimal wear, retaining excellent shine and engraving clarity. Rowels turn freely, and silver overlay remains bright and detailed. This is an ideal addition for collectors of Western awards, trophy spurs, or mid-century cowboy memorabilia.

Key Features

• Authentic 1963 trophy spurs
• Stainless steel with single-mounted silver overlay
• Crisp floral engraving along shanks and buttons
• Engraved event & award details:
• Taylorsville – July 4, 1963 – All-Around Cowboy – Given by Chuck House
• 1½" shanks, 1" rowels
• Excellent shine and clear engraving
• From Jim & Dema Paul’s personal collection curated by Al Dunning
• Highly desirable among collectors of rodeo history

Condition

• Very Good Vintage Condition
• Minimal wear; strong engraving visibility
• Rowels rotate properly
• Silver overlay bright with minor age-consistent marks
• No structural issues