Cowboys & Indians & Miners

Very rare non-adjustable stirrup leathers. Highly desirable. Condition issues: Well worn, cracked leather in places, leather splitting. Since the comp

Very nice saddle work. A. A. Van Voorhies. Voorhies & Company was established in Sacramento in 1850 and became one of the many West Coast makers...

Used saddle. Silver has some bends. This desirable saddle was made by the famous J. M. Capriola Company in Elko following in the footsteps of Garcia.

Worn. Silver in excellent condition. Crates is one of the most famous high-end Western saddle and tack makers. The Crates Leather Company dates back t

Nice engraving of eagle with arrow. Worn. Late 19th or early 20th century saddle. Unknown maker, but stamped "Iron Seat Plate," with origi...

Early 20th century. Unmarked. True cowboy's narrow swells. Please inspect photograph and contact us if you have any questions. City: State: ...

E. G.' initials appear under the rigging. Very worn cannon and two soldiers on the jockey. Fenders and lace-up stirrup leathers have been replac...

Original patent model of a saddle tree from 1875 by J. Shelly. Patent number 173,424. Patented February 15, 1876. As original paperwork. Approximately

Please note poor condition. Nickel studs on bridle, saddle. A true well-used cowboy saddle. Please inspect photograph and contact us if you have any q

Prior to 1853 there was no uniform method of brand identifying US Cavalry horses. In that year Brevet Lt. Colonel W. G. Freeman suggested a uniform sy