Miles City Saddlery Spotted Chaps Card Suites

Black leather fringed chaps, with tooled brown leather waist, two scallop edged front pockets, eight star motif conchos, with Miles City Saddlery mark length 32 in. x width 21 in. / flat waist width

Miles City Saddlery Leather Batwing Chaps, scalloped brown leather chaps with fully tooled belt stamped "Miles City Saddlery Makers, Miles City Mont.", each leg having pocket and concho decoration, 36

Leather tapaderos by Miles City Saddlery. 11x18". Has scratches from use.Date: Country (if not USA): State: MontanaCity: Miles CityProvenance:

Antique, early 1900s, skeleton shoulder holster by Miles City Saddlery Co. Made of leather with hand sewn elastic strap. Stamped with Miles City Saddlery Co Makers mark.

An antique western saddle by Miles City Saddlery, Miles City, MT, original Coggshall saddle, style 82, smooth leather, leather conchos, 13" seat, selling with custom saddle stand

One side reads Miles City Saddlery, Makers of the Original Coggshall Saddle, Miles City Mont. Date: Country (if not USA): State: MontanaCity: Provenance: Gary Bracken Collection

An antique western saddle by Miles City Saddlery, Miles City, MT, original Coggshall saddle, nickel conchos, nickel horn, style '84x' marked on seat, 14.25" seat, selling with custom saddle stand

Nice pair of chaps. Miners pickaxe on the fringe as shown. Hard to read mark, on the belt end. Appears to read Al Furstnow Miles City Montana.

Featured in this lot is this Al Furstnow model 205 saddle from Miles City, Montana. Al Furstnow worked for Ernest Goettlich in Miles City, Montana in 1884. Later that same year Furstnow opened his own

As the original John Deere company, and the John Deere family grew, they expanded into many enterprises far beyond plows and implements. One of these was, ''Harness, Saddles, Collars etc.'' as describ

Provenance: An Alamo Heights, TX Estate Card Suite Mounted Modern Spurs with Chap Guards

"Wanted" A Rider. Foster Photo Company, Miles City, Montana No. H19. Real Photograph Post Card Rodeo, Round-up, Bucking Bronco, photos by R.R. Doubleday and others. Circa 1910s- 1920s. FREE DOMESTIC S

Fun on a Steer Miles City Round-up 1914 Photograph #2 Marcell. Real Photo Post Card Rodeo, Round-up, Bucking Bronco, photos by R.R. Doubleday and others. Circa 1910s- 1920s. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

Impacting Miles City, Montana made saddle with bold color, attractive profile, and set off by tapaderos and a full perimeter of applied silver dollars, most of them dated 1887. Well maker marked by a

LEATHER SADDLES WITH STANDTwo (2) leather equestrian saddles, one western style "Original Coggshall Saddle" by Miles City Saddle of Montana; and one believed to be an early 19th-20th century

Hat is stamped on the inside band “Stetson XXX” size 7-1/8. Al Furstnow “The saddle that made Miles City Famous”. Miles City Montana. The hat is in very good condition with minor wear. The box

Salvador Dali (Spain, 1904-1989). This lithograph from the Playing Card Suite is pencil signed and numbered (93/150) in its lower margin. The work is housed behind plexiglass in a silver-gilt, club-de

Piero Fornasetti (Milan Italy 1913-1988), city of cards 4 panel screen, Piero was an Italian painter, sculptor, interior decorator and engraver, each panel is 19-3/4 x 78-3/4 inchesoverall good clean

PIERO FORNASETTI (Milan, 1913 – 1988) for BARDELLI, Italy. "Città di Carte (City of Cards)". Ceramic wall panels in six with polychrome printed decoration.Measurements: 162 x 183 cm (total

Pair Old John Clark Spotted Wooly Leather Pinto Chaps 40''x34''. Marked 50/34 Clark (Portland, Oregon) on tooled leather belt. Some scattered wear from use. Early to mid 20th century.

41" x 53" Single-sided heavy paper poster with wooden frame has very good color throughout. The field has light surface wear present. There is a small stain in the lower field and wrinkling along the

Accompanied by a D.J. Parson Rapid City, SD identification card stating this is one, "Triceratops horridus orbital horn Hell Creek Foundation Late Cretaceous - 65 MYA South Dakota". By consi

Complete set of “Union Playing Cards” with its original box (lid missing), produced by the American Card Co., New York City, circa. 1863. Box retains an original cancelled revenue stamp an

One pair of wooly leather chaps from John Clark Saddlery, tooled leather belt with lacing on the front, marked on belt "62 / 31" and "Clark" belt length 45 in. x pant length 38 in. P