# ★ The Original Spurs
Not much is known of the original spurs. They might possibly have been brought to Spain by Clint Eastwood who originally sourced his wardrobe from local shops in America and from pieces of wardrobe he'd used originally on the series [Rawhide](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0052504/).
It seems highly likely that the spurs may have been sourced from Andy Anderson who sourced them from "North & Judd" (aka "The Anchor Company"). North & Judd was the manufacturer of the [original holster buckle](/the-holster-buckles/the-original-holster-buckle.md) that was used by Andy Anderson for Eastwood's Holster.
> The oldest manufacturer in New Britain, and one of the oldest in CT., North & Judd’s business and identity evolved over decades before incorporating in 1863. - [**New Britain Industrial Museum**](https://nbindustrial.org/collection/north-judd/)
The company is ancient but is now owned by
* [eBay search for North & Judd spurs](https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313&_nkw=North+%26+Judd+spurs&_sacat=0)
* [Google search for North & Judd spurs](https://www.google.com/search?q=North+%26+Judd+spurs\&oq=North+%26+Judd+spurs)
The spurs feature 16 point "Rowels" and chap guards. The spur straps are plain undecorated brown leather.
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