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Antique Award High Back Saddle 1915 War Bonnet Roundup  Antique Western  Antique Award High Back Saddle 1915 War Bonnet Roundup

Antique Award High Back Saddle 1915 War Bonnet Roundup



Antique Award High Back Saddle 1915 War Bonnet Roundup



This auction is for a rare one-of-a kind award saddle from 1915-the war bonnet round up in idaho falls, idaho. From the information i was told-this particular round up was started in 1911-it is the oldest one in idaho and still continues. This was the over-all or all around saddle that was awarded and made by the famous saddle co.

Frmo portland -clark. It has had lots and lots of miles and use and the indian figure on the fender is not that clear-i tried to outline it enough for photos with a pen knife or to enhance the old tooling-the leather is supple and clean-but most definitely shows almost 100 years of use and wear. The rawhide covered tree is solid and the saddle appears to me to be in original condition-except for new fleece and strings at some point in time-one stirrup leather has been patched-and so has one fender-horn has been wrapped-so please look at photos closely if you are a collector. The saddle has a 14 in. Seat (when measured from the bsae of horn to inside edge of cantle) gullet is 6 in.

Wide-15 in. Wide swells-26 in.

Long skirt-5 in. High cantle-1-3/4 in. Old coin silver sloted conchos-horse head carving in the corners-comes with an old mohair cinch-here is your chance to own this great old saddle or retire it and use for cowboy decor-thanks for looking. You can now pay by credit card if you contact me -and your item will ship right out-. Saddle specs and statements are to the best of my ability to be honest and correct-but if you receive saddle and disagree-it will still be yours to keep. I make this statement because in the horse world people measure saddles differently.


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