Batwing Chaps from Miles City Saddlery Company.

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

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

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

Four polychrome bill clips: A tin litho clip for Calf Ween, A celluloid clip for Kansas City Saddlery Company; and Two celluloid clips for Phoenix Horse Shoe Co. Measures 2.25 to 2.5 inches. We happil

Two Pair of Leather Batwing Chaps, Hanson Saddlery chaps with steel fasteners, signed "Hanson Saddlery Maker Flagstaff"; leather chaps with brass fasteners; 40" and 32" from belt to bottom

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

Leather chaps by Clark Saddlery Company, circa 1870-1920. John Clark started his historic Portland, Oregon, saddlery in 1870 and it continued to operate in competition with Hamley and George Lawrence

"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

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.

This is an original early porcelain sign from Miles City, Montana. Northern Tank Line was a trucking company based in Miles City from the early 1900's. This sign was displayed on a truck used by the c

Lot of approx. 45 billheads/letterheads from various enterprises within Miles City, MT as well as letterheads from Custer County. c. 1883 - 1910. Companies include the Stock Growers Journal, The First

Offered here for your consideration is a C.P. Shipley highback saddle. Shipley founded the Charles P. Shipley Saddlery and Mercantile Company of Kansas City in 1885. The company went out of business i

BOX OF VINTAGE ROAD MAPS - SAN FRANCISCO COLOR CODED TRAVEL GUIDE; 1978 RENO SPARKS STREET MAPS; ENCO FUEL WESTERN UNITED STATES; UNION OIL COMPANY LONG BEACH CITY MAP; VINTAGE DIAL-A-MILE FOR CALIFOR

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

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

Sublette, KS is 30 miles outside of Dodge City. Packages would be hot wax sealed by the Railroad Agent or Express company to prevent tampering. Measures 2.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-hous

Burdett, KS is 40-50 miles outside of Dodge City. Packages would be hot wax sealed by the Railroad Agent or Express company or in this case the individual, to prevent tampering. Measures 2.5 inches. W

Three page letter penned by Lt. James T. Hardy of Co. K, 11th Virginia Infantryfrom the company's encampment three miles from Suffolk during Longstreet's siege of that city in April 1863. Hardy writes

A flashy pair of large batwing chaps made by Denver saddle maker, showing a wonderful design of stars and moons, basket stamped belt and nice maker's mark.

Two Pair of Signed Leather Batwing Chaps, Saddle Barn brown leather chaps with fringe accents, steel fasteners; Western Products "Supreme" leather chaps with fully tooled belt, concho and fringe accen