Are old horse saddles worth anything?

Are old horse saddles worth anything?

Registered. Based on condition, age and styling, most Saddles like that sell for 150.00 to maybe 200.00 max.

Why are Brooks saddles so good?

Surprisingly, it is comfortable because it is so hard. Instead of filling all your crevices with gel pads, which effectively give many more points of friction and cause saddle sores, the Brooks saddles are effectively a very stiff hammock hung from each end.

Are Crosby saddles wool flocked?

Crosby PDN Stuffed Panel Close Contact Saddle For the hard to fit horse we now offer the Prix Des Nations with traditional wool flocked panels.

Where can I find saddle brand?

Examine the saddle closely for a manufacturer’s mark or brand name; the brand name should be stamped into the leather or on a small metal plate that has been fastened onto the saddle. Locate the serial number, if possible. The serial number will be located under the skirts or in the same location as the brand name.

How do I identify my saddle maker?

Finding the Maker’s Mark on a Western Saddle Western saddle makers typically place their marks on one of three places: the latigo holder, behind the cantle or on the fenders. A few makers stamp underneath the flap or on the seat itself. Sometimes you can find the maker’s mark on a metal tag placed on the saddle.

How long do Brooks saddles last?

I would say not to worry about breaking in your brooks. It should feel good from day one, for up to 100 km rides. You need to spend the month that you have riding around with an allen key (commuting will work) and focused on getting the saddle positioning right. This can make or break your entire position on the bike.

Are Brooks saddles any good?

Alongside its unsprung racing and touring saddles, Brooks also makes a whole range of traditional coil sprung saddles. They’re good for leisure and commuting use, where you ride in a more upright position. They’d also look great on a traditional vintage machine.

What kind of Saddle is in good condition?

Saddle is in good condition. $1795 ANTIQUE GAL-LEG NUT CRACKER. Old Gal-Leg nut cracker. $125 ANTIQUE C.P. SHIPLEY HIGH BACK SADDLE. Old C.P. Shipley high back saddle 14 inch seat. $575

What kind of saddle was used in the 1940’s?

Vintage 15-1/2-inch saddle from the 1940’s era. Nicely tooled saddle with tapaderos; beautiful tooling pattern, solid tree; overall good riding condition. Usually ships in 3-7 business days. SORRY, THIS ITEM IS SOLD This is a highly collectible early day A-frame High Back Saddle in good condition. The old metal rimmed wooden stirrups are solid.

Who was the saddlemaker for the Old West?

Vintage C.P. Shipley Saddle circa 1890. This is a highly sought after old west era (1890) saddle made by the famous saddlemaker and spurmaker Charles Pervine Shipley, born in Wooster, Ohio on October 27, 1865. At a young age, Shipley served an apprenticeship and learned Saddle Making.

Who was the first person to make saddles?

Mueller was the first saddle maker to make and sell a wide variety of horse tack. This saddle has the traditional Mueller style of wrapping the seat leather high around the swells. The Fred Mueller saddles were recognized as a well built stock saddles that would accept hard use. It was a popular cowboy stock saddle in it’s day.