R. T. Frazier Pueblo Colorado Saddlebags $ 500.00 Free Shipping
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Just an outstanding pair of saddle bags by one of Colorado's best known period makers. These russet colored saddle
pockets have awesome color and patina. They're in great condition with no rips, tears or rot. There is border line tooling on
the bags that end in small corner flowers. The conchos are a later replacement, but aren't too new. If you've been waiting
for a great pair of Frazier bags to add to your Frazier collection don't hesitate to jump all over these. You won't be
disappointed.
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Just an outstanding pair of saddle bags by one of Colorado's best known period makers. These russet colored saddle
pockets have awesome color and patina. They're in great condition with no rips, tears or rot. There is border line tooling on
the bags that end in small corner flowers. The conchos are a later replacement, but aren't too new. If you've been waiting
for a great pair of Frazier bags to add to your Frazier collection don't hesitate to jump all over these. You won't be
disappointed.
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Antique heavily-spotted Headstall and Bit for display yer too late pardner! It's sold!
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Add some character to your Western themed decor with this super black leather headstall, heavy with silver spots on the cheek
pieces, the nose band and the brow band. The leather is in nice condition and is not dry-rotted. The buckles are the old style, with
rounded corners similar to military buckles. They're marked with the North and Judd Anchor. The leather is not marked. There is
some wear and patina to the nickel spots. The aluminum bit is completely corroded as are the conchos at the top but it definitely
lends that antique look to any display!
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Add some character to your Western themed decor with this super black leather headstall, heavy with silver spots on the cheek
pieces, the nose band and the brow band. The leather is in nice condition and is not dry-rotted. The buckles are the old style, with
rounded corners similar to military buckles. They're marked with the North and Judd Anchor. The leather is not marked. There is
some wear and patina to the nickel spots. The aluminum bit is completely corroded as are the conchos at the top but it definitely
lends that antique look to any display!
Vintage hand tooled russet headstall w/ conchos & bit yer too late pardner! It's sold!
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Nice vintage headstall in usable condition. Made of medium grade russet leather tooled with California poppies and a detailed edge
design. This is a nice clean item. Note the adjustable cheek bands and pretty Nickel silver conchos. The low port curb bit is
marked Simco Japan and measures 4" center to center, and shows some wear and rusting, chains have some rust.
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Nice vintage headstall in usable condition. Made of medium grade russet leather tooled with California poppies and a detailed edge
design. This is a nice clean item. Note the adjustable cheek bands and pretty Nickel silver conchos. The low port curb bit is
marked Simco Japan and measures 4" center to center, and shows some wear and rusting, chains have some rust.
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Beautiful Fully Carved Antique Tapaderos $ 95.00 FREE SHIPPING
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Very nice pair of older Tapaderos. The Floral tooling is very similar to that of Hermann Heiser's however they are unmarked.
One is lighter than the other but can be darkened. The leather is 95% original with a little wear to the inside. One Taps' wood
stirrup has a crack on the outside please see the photos.
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Very nice pair of older Tapaderos. The Floral tooling is very similar to that of Hermann Heiser's however they are unmarked.
One is lighter than the other but can be darkened. The leather is 95% original with a little wear to the inside. One Taps' wood
stirrup has a crack on the outside please see the photos.
Fully Tooled Antique Saddle Pockets in GOOD condition yer too late pardner! It's sold!
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Really beautiful pair of fully tooled saddle pockets; circa 1800s: condition is very good. The pockets have only a little damage near
the top where they join, the leather has been rubbed under a saddle. The pockets are together with no tears or holes. Missing
latigos but has the original buckles and straps in place. Nice! Individual bags are 9" x 8". Overall 32" in length. Possibly made by
O. Snyder
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Really beautiful pair of fully tooled saddle pockets; circa 1800s: condition is very good. The pockets have only a little damage near
the top where they join, the leather has been rubbed under a saddle. The pockets are together with no tears or holes. Missing
latigos but has the original buckles and straps in place. Nice! Individual bags are 9" x 8". Overall 32" in length. Possibly made by
O. Snyder
Possibly O. Snyder, maker
F. A. Meanea Cheyenne Floral Saddle Pockets yer too late pardner! It's sold!
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Superb pair of saddle pockets marked F. A. Meanea Cheyenne. This is an early pair as evidenced by the line drawings similar
to Maine and Winchester along with the fully tooled poppies and leaves. The gussets are in excellent shape, no tears.. even at
the corners. Beautiful darkened russet color with excellent patina. All original, including roller buckles and straps. Good
strong mark. Back side retains original rough-out texture, these pockets have seen very little wear indeed. You'll find that the
lacing between the two pockets is on the delicate side and has a few breaks. The straps are likewise in fair condition but
overall the leather is super. There are four extra cowboy-enhanced holes in the backside of each side gusset but they're
pretty much hidden. This set of full flap pockets can be seen in the Laird book p 39.
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Superb pair of saddle pockets marked F. A. Meanea Cheyenne. This is an early pair as evidenced by the line drawings similar
to Maine and Winchester along with the fully tooled poppies and leaves. The gussets are in excellent shape, no tears.. even at
the corners. Beautiful darkened russet color with excellent patina. All original, including roller buckles and straps. Good
strong mark. Back side retains original rough-out texture, these pockets have seen very little wear indeed. You'll find that the
lacing between the two pockets is on the delicate side and has a few breaks. The straps are likewise in fair condition but
overall the leather is super. There are four extra cowboy-enhanced holes in the backside of each side gusset but they're
pretty much hidden. This set of full flap pockets can be seen in the Laird book p 39.
F. A. Meanea Cheyenne Saddle Pockets yer too late pardner! It's sold!
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Later pair of Frank Meanea saddlebags with tooled super border design: these are a knockout pair, probably after the turn of
the Century. They have hard backs, and perfect gussets with no tears. One flap pocket has a scratch across it but the patina
on this pair of saddlebags is really nice; deep and rich looking... The original buckles are typical of later Meanea. Straps show
wear and use but they're not over the edge. Marked near where the pockets join one another with a feint but legible MEANEA
CHEYENNE. You won't be disappointed, as always, satisfaction guaranteed.
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Later pair of Frank Meanea saddlebags with tooled super border design: these are a knockout pair, probably after the turn of
the Century. They have hard backs, and perfect gussets with no tears. One flap pocket has a scratch across it but the patina
on this pair of saddlebags is really nice; deep and rich looking... The original buckles are typical of later Meanea. Straps show
wear and use but they're not over the edge. Marked near where the pockets join one another with a feint but legible MEANEA
CHEYENNE. You won't be disappointed, as always, satisfaction guaranteed.
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Sometimes cowboys heading west purchased their goods when they got off the train at Cheyenne,
sometimes they outfitted themselves before they left the east. This is a good example of the latter. Acquired
from a local sale these saddlebags came west with a dude in the late 1800's from Kansas City Missouri.
Pockets have their original nickle conchos and roller buckles. The leather is in good overall with the usual
delicate nature of the straps however the stitching is all tight and gussets are in great shape. Attractive border
tooling design of a "s" repeat. Note the notch on the center piece to accomodate the fit around the saddle. It's
exactly the same on both sides. Single scratch on one pocket looks like barbed wire. Excellent patina, I
haven't even cleaned this leather.
