How many saddle makers did Hermann H Heiser have?
The Saddlery Business maintained 35 Saddle Makers and Leather Workers as well as a large support staff from shipping to clerical, and at this time the H. H. Heiser Company was the largest wholesale supplier of Leather Hunting Sporting Goods in the US West.
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.
What kind of saddle was in the 1940’s?
Great 1940’s/1950’s Heiser collectible roping/ranch/cowboy western saddle. 14″ seat. 6″ gullet. Not museum quality but a nice well used, older western saddle. Several makers marks. One on the front, another on each fender, and the majority of the large D-rings are stamped HHH.
How old was Hermann Heiser when he got married?
In 1877, at the age of 41 years old and with the Saddlery & Harness business established, Hermann H. Heiser was married to Mathilde Wolter Heiser on October 29, 1877 in Denver, Colorado. By September 25, 1878, John Peter Heiser was born to Hermann H. Heiser and Mathilde Wolter Heiser, their first of four sons.
The Saddlery Business maintained 35 Saddle Makers and Leather Workers as well as a large support staff from shipping to clerical, and at this time the H. H. Heiser Company was the largest wholesale supplier of Leather Hunting Sporting Goods in the US West.
In 1877, at the age of 41 years old and with the Saddlery & Harness business established, Hermann H. Heiser was married to Mathilde Wolter Heiser on October 29, 1877 in Denver, Colorado. By September 25, 1878, John Peter Heiser was born to Hermann H. Heiser and Mathilde Wolter Heiser, their first of four sons.
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.
Great 1940’s/1950’s Heiser collectible roping/ranch/cowboy western saddle. 14″ seat. 6″ gullet. Not museum quality but a nice well used, older western saddle. Several makers marks. One on the front, another on each fender, and the majority of the large D-rings are stamped HHH.
