Brian Lebel's Old West Events - Mesa

Originally crafted for the Lubbock Women's Protective Services Charity Auction, these large, unusual, unique and fancy Texas spurs are impressiv...

Double mounted peacock spurs complete with Butters’ conchos and buckles. Buddy Foster straps attached. Marked under the button "R. BUTTERS / HO...

Maker-marked, "Bill Heisman / Tucson, Az / USA” and partially inspired by the iconic G.S. Garcia (Elko) “Dandy” pattern No 75 spurs. Bill has f...

Ornate, double-mounted, sterling silver spurs featuring cut out four-leaf-clovers on the 1 1/16" heelband and 3 1/16" shank, dazzling 45-p...

Custom, large, 1 1/8" bands with desert scene overlays, saguaro cactus, and a rising moon over a mountain landscape. The swinging buttons hold ...

Equestrian spurs #5, brown bars with silver finish. 1 1/4" bands, swinging buttons. Nudie Rodeo Tailors, North Hollywood, California carved str...

Double mounted with bejeweled peacocks, flanked by engraved crescent moons. 16-point, 1 1/2" rowels, 1 1/4" heel band, and 2 3/8" cre...

Spurs in a Canon City Prison style with diamond inlays, raised buttons and fancy file work. 1 1/2" clover type rowels, 13/16" heel band, a...

A pair of impressive Roy Quick spurs by noted Colorado maker, Bill Adamson. With matching Adamson buckles on Buddy Foster straps. The double overlaid

Double mounted Canon City prison style spurs by Colorado maker Jack Ferguson, with monel inlays on both sides. The tapered bands are 1 1/8" at ...

Solid brass, one-piece contemporary Canon City style spurs with leaf engraving on both sides, silver domes and buttons. 2" clover rowels, 3/4&q...

Lot of 19th Century Republic de Mexico spurs and bit: a) Tasteful, double-mounted, silver inlaid, floral engraved Mexican spurs with 1 7/8”, 26-point

Stately, early 19th century Spanish Colonial iron spurs with fine precise overall chasing, intricate iron detail work, brass inlays across the top of

Impressive 19th century Navajo ring bit with three levels and nearly 9” of multiple clamorous danglers. Bit measures 5 ½” at the widest point. ...

Well-marked on the inside of the band "L.D. STONE & CO. / SAN FRANCISCO" on one spur. Large tapered (3/4" to 1") bands with ...

Coin silver inlaid spurs, engraved with opposing swirls surrounding a 6-petal central flower and stylized heel band with elevated buttons. 1 ½”...

Well-marked bit with silver stripe overlays, cheek type is shown in the Garcia catalog as style #200, Clayton, but with loose jaw. This bit is solid a

Rare catalog Pat No. 103 bit with 2 1/8” domed horsehead conchos above inlaid sunburst pattern. Holes drilled through top of both cheeks. Missing one

Highly coveted unmarked silver inlaid loose-jaw Southern California spade bit with coin silver spots, beveled cheeks, copper roller and J. Tapia’s (18

Rare and scarce early 1900s Santa Barbara County silver inlaid, loose-jaw, high spade bit with beveled cheeks, silver spots, slobber chains plus origi