PERSONALIZED Antique WWI Military Cavalry Spurs Marked U. S. A. B. August Buermann

This antique pair of military cavalry spurs is a unique piece of WWI memorabilia. Marked with the initials U. " and the maker's name "August Buermann, these spurs are a personalized relic of the conflict. The spurs originate from the United States and are made of high-quality materials. The theme of militaria is evident in the design of the spurs, which were used by cavalry officers during the First World War. This is an original item and not a reproduction. A valuable addition to any collection, these spurs are an authentic piece of history. RARE PERSONALIZED WITH THE SOLDIER'S NAME GEORGE R. I did some research and found some service records from a George R. Burton from Womble (Montgomery County), Arkansas. I can not confirm these belonged to him, but he was the only service member by that name. I have not seen another pair personalized with the soldier's name. ARKANSAS WORLD WAR I DISCHARGE RECORDS A-B. This entry references a discharge record from a serviceman or woman from Arkansas who served in World War I. Records contain the veteran's age, place of birth, place of residence, and information about military service. If a soldier died during the war, the date of death and place of burial are included on the physical record.

World War I Discharge Records, MS. George Burton, World War I Discharge Records, Arkansas State Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas.

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