60 Saddles, 80 Guns, 50 Coins, Western Collectibles, Black Forest Auction

Frank Meanea was a nephew of E.L. Gallatin who was an early saddle maker of the 1850’s and 1860’s. Gallatin set up a saddle business in Cheyenne

Robert T. Frazier was born in 1850 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In the mid 1880’s he moved to Pueblo, Colorado and in 1892 he formed a partner

The saddle was purchased in Butte, Montana by Dale Moore. It previously belonged to Tony Konda and it has hi brand on the back of the cantle. He

This lot features a pair of Les Vogt "Performax" spurs. These spurs have ornamental silver applied over the iron. They are in new co...

This lot features a pair of Mexican spurs from the 1910-1930's. These spurs have a unique blued steel look accented by the silver overlay....

This lot features a wide cheek floral carved cowboy bridle with a Buerman (not marked) bit. This bridle shows remarkable tooling, all done by ha

This lot features a nickel spotted cowboy bridle. This bridle is covered with nickel studs and conchos. It is in excellent condition.

This lot features and early cowboy bridle adorned with brass buckles, conchos, and a globe bit circa 1900-1920. The bridle is in very good condi

This lot features a U.S. Cavalry horse bridle. This bridle has one rosette that reads "E Pluribus Unum". It is believed to be late 1...

This lot features a floral carved martingale. It has a heavily tooled floral design. It is in excellent condition and measures 54".