Vintage western saddle makers marks

Hello everyone! My guess is circa 70s vintage based on the style. Seat Jockey is right below the seat, under your thigh, what the fender goes under to attach to the tree.

I'd like your help identifying the maker of this saddle please. I purchased it last week and took it to the saddler for re-fleecing. He can find no maker's mark, but is very curious about it because of the high quality of the saddle. He believes it is S. Western in origin or maybe even Mexican. It has a 15 inch gold seat stitched with a beautiful fire pattern.

Vintage western saddle makers marks

This listing is for informational purposes only and ASMA does not endorse any of the listed saddle makers. To list your name or company sent your information to. Listed alphabetically by individual last name or company name. Bsckus, MN Len Babb Saddle Co. Len Babb Sr. Len Babb Jr. Len Babb III. Paisley, OR Ty Barton Saddlery. Ty Barton. Winkelman, AZ

Box 28 Three Forks, MT They are nice, well built saddles. Anthony Miller.

Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Status Not open for further replies. Usually, saddles have the maker's MARK in some location on the saddle. Many English saddles have the maker's mark on the sweat flap or on the girth buckle protectors, or on a metal tab attached near where the stirrup bars are.

I just purchased this saddle and was told it is possibly a Dorie Reese but it has no maker's mark or stamp. I wiIl get the saddle on the 22nd and can post more pics then. I thought I was aware of most vintage saddle makers but this one has me stumped. The only thing I can find is a vintage Dorie Reese reiner for sale with similarities such as jockey shape and seat shape, material and color. Does anyone on here know anything about Dorie Reese saddles? I have never heard of this maker and the seller had no luck finding anything either. She is just going by what she was told. This one was made in the 60s.

Vintage western saddle makers marks

Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Status Not open for further replies. Usually, saddles have the maker's MARK in some location on the saddle. Many English saddles have the maker's mark on the sweat flap or on the girth buckle protectors, or on a metal tab attached near where the stirrup bars are. Western saddle may have the maker's mark on the latigo keeper or on the skirt, front or back center or both. This website has many older "vintage" saddle maker's marks photographed with descriptions of the companies and their products. A great resource!

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Every piece of it is doubled leather except for the stirrup wrap ties and the saddle weighs over 50 pounds. Of course these are matched sides, a left and a right. Justin Cargill Custom Leather. Clear editor. Thank you so much! He's going to get them back and do some research, but I want to provide as much additional information to him as I can. While every effort is made by the editors to attain accuracy typographical errors and omissions may occur. Meeker, Co Sioux Falls, SD I too am trying to find out anything about mine. When you said "Elephant ears" I missed the word cantel. Suffolk, VA KathrynH hasn't been back here since

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Box Paisley, OR Anyone know who it made by? Dusty Smith. Covering business, marketing, gardening and health topics, her work has appeared in the "Chicken Soup for the Soul" books, "Horse Illustrated" and many national publications. These often are stamped on the sweat panel or under the leg flap near the girth straps. Clear editor. Len Babb III. Too bad. I acquired mine used back in about in Pennsylvania. I can't tell from pics but it might even be a veg tan oiltan retan latigo on top. I think the rigging is what is most unique as I have not seen that on the Internet in other saddles even though I have been researching it steadily for a week.