Examine your spur carefully for the name "CROCKETT." basketball shoes sale It was common for manufacturers to make sure their spurs bore their name or initials, and spurs made by the Crockett Spurs Company were marked with the name "CROCKETT."

Look for the initials "CR" engraved in the spur. Once Crockett had been bought by a larger company owned by Jim Renalde, kobe shoes their spurs were marked with the initials CR, which stood for "Crockett Renalde."

Eliminate an alternative. If you are still struggling to be sure who manufactured a spur then it is possible to narrow down the possibilities and see if you are still left with Crockett. For example, if your spur is not marked with an anchor then it cannot be by Judd and Anchor, another prolific spurs manufacturer of the time.

Visit an expert if you are still struggling identify whether your spur is by Crockett. In truth, if it does not have a clear marking of "CROCKETT" or "CR" then it is probably not a genuine Crockett spur, basketball shoes shop but it is worth checking with an expert.