Al Furstnow Saddlery Miles City, MT #205 Saddle

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Nice old holster. Scarce.

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

White on black embossed tin sign from this famous saddle maker. Also blue Al. Furstnow paper tag with saddle image." Al Furstnow was born right around 1862 in Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin. He learned the sa

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

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

The classic high back saddle with deep seat and simple stamped outline decoration is marked by the maker on one fender, along with P O Number and date of August 14 1917. A US cavalry bridle with brass

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

Large early western show poster "MONTANA FRANK Presents/MILES CITY ROUND-UP & FRONTIER DAYS". 11' 2" x 23 1/2" overall. Marked LRC "AMERICAN SHOW PRINT/MILWAUKEE...". Previously rolled.

Sister Gertrude Morgan. Cathedral Church, Phenix City AL. Not signed but titled in Morgan's handwriting. Paint on cardstock. Painting is in great condition. Needs to be re-matted. Image is 12” x

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Heading: -1864 Author: Mansell, Frederick Title: Map of University Mound: situated on the San Bruno Road, 4 miles from City Hall, San Francisco, being a portion of the "Bernal Rancho"... To be sold by

Necklace. Signed Italian 18kt yellow, white, and rose gold link necklace. Stamped, "750" with an Italian national mark of, "1807 AL" signifying a city origin of Alessandria, and a

Frank Gohlke (b. 1942). Silver gelatin print photograph titled "Young Trees - Killed by heat and downed by blast - Hoffstadt Creek, 13 miles NW of Mt. St. Helens, Wash. 1981" depicting the l

Title: 1846 Colton Map of the Area 33 Miles Around New York City -- Map of the Country Thirty Three Miles Around The City of New York Cartographer: G Colton Year / Place: 1846, New York Map Dimension

Pair of Italian 18kt yellow gold ribbon form earrings with 18kt white gold accent panels. Stamped verso, "750" with Italian national marks of, "1705 AL" signifying a city origin of

Vin JH2PC0804EM101592. Miles 22,057. Saddle bags, wind screen, damage too front signal lights. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auctio

Campbell Bros. and Lucky Bill Combined Shows. Big Free Street Parade One Mile Long. Kansas City: Quigley Litho, ca. 1920. Vintage lithograph depicts a circus clown at its center on a yellow field. 28

Antique map, published by Newark Library, 1840, to be hung on a wall, on antique dowels. [Map: 38 x 38 inches]. In fair condition; partially detached from dowels.