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Description
This is an antique saddle that has been in my family for over 50 years. The maker is Jansen Bros Saddlery, which was located in Buffalo NY, est. 1865. This outlet no longer exists.
I am unsure of this saddle's age, but know it belonged to my grandmother before my father was born in 1961. It is tooled leather and in very good shape for the age. The tooling is engraved to be a floral design and the stirrups are enclosed with leather. Metal stirrups.
Please email me for additional photos or information. Serious inquiries only.
Category
General Antiques and Collectibles
Medium
Leather and Metal
Distinguishing marks
Floral "engraving" in the leather. Wool lining on the underside, against horse.
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
about 3 feet from top of saddle to bottom of stirrups. 2.5 feet wide. 3 feet long.
Date Period
early to mid 1900's
Weight
abnout 30-40 lbs
History
This is a saddle my Grandmother owned and used before my father was born in 1961. I am not sure of its exact age. Excellent shape, stilll looks great, wool lining, usable.
Price Paid (If known)
N/A
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Re: Antique Horse Saddle
The product Leather New would enhance your saddle without harming it in any way.
Raising the value of the saddle considerably.
A western saddle such as this is measured for size, in a line from the base of the horn, to the the front edge of the lip of the cantle, or the back rising part of the place you sit. That would give you the seat size.
From the "Tapaderos" the covers for the stirrups, it may have been a parade saddle in it's day.
Re: Antique Horse Saddle
How much is it?