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Re: Jay Siverheels' Parade Saddle
Hi there,
I am messaging regarding the parade saddle you posted. It is a lovely piece. As to any additional value for it being Tonto's, it really would require some documentation. Some proof that shows transfer of ownership, a photo with Jay on it etc. How much are you asking?
Thanks for your time,
-Nicholas
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Re: Jay Siverheels' Parade Saddle
Hi Nicholas,
Yeah, this is an odd ball item. Really beuatiful. Since the saddle was bought from a neighbor of Jay's, there's no real documentation. Still I'm hoping the serial number matched with a customer list from Utahn will sinch the authenticity. Right now I'm trying to get this thing appraised and find out as much as I can, but eventually my intent is to sell. I can't really put a price on it till I know what I have.
Thanks,
Baron
Re: Jay Siverheels' Parade Saddle
I am familiar with saddle values and could also be of assistance in trying to verify the provenance. Please get in contact with me via email and we can go from there,
Thanks
-Nicholas
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