Priced From: $ 1,295.00 and up Delivery time 6 to 8 weeks.
Drovers Saddle Early Skeleton Rigged $1,295.00	Drovers Saddle Fully Rigged $1,595.00

    Drover Saddle Early Skeleton Rigged: A-fork with straight back cantle. Rawhide covered tree. Seat 1/2 leather, 1/2 open. Lining on seat and side fenders, 3" wide stirrup leathers. Large tapered brass rings on down rigging. Double girthed. USA made tree with quarter horse bars. Tree is our hybrid design patterned after original trees and examples of early saddle maker's trade. Western saddle sizes 14 to 18. Available in black or several shades of russet.

    Drover Saddle Full Rigged: Under skirts and wool underbars (same specs as Drover Saddle Early Skeleton Rigged, except for rigging.

    NOTE: Russet varies in color, due to the specific hides used. There is no way to specify a specific Russet variation.

    NOTE: The three saddles below are all Russet and the color variation is due to the specific hides used. Therefore there will be color variation in any saddle ordered in russet and there is no way to specify a specific Russet variation.

    More information coming soon.

    Normal delivery time is 6 to 8 weeks.

Priced From: $ 1,050.00 and up Delivery time 5 to 8 weeks.
Small Skirted Some Tooling $1,050.00 w/Fleece Lining $1,275.00	Square Skirted Plain $1,275.00 w/Fleece Lining $1,500.00	Square Skirted Some Tooling $1,425.00 w/Fleece Lining $1,650.00	More examples coming

NO Skirts & Early Round Tapaderos

with Skirts

    These saddles were very common and were produced from Florida to Missouri and to California. Before the War in the 1850s, Thornton Grimsley was making the Spanish Saddle in St. Louis, Missouri.

    In 1858 this saddle in black with the skirts (as shown on the right) became the U.S. Army wagon saddle.

    In the future I will be adding a Mochila to this saddle, allowing for two different looks.

Attachapas/Spanish Skeletal Rigged Saddle, Civilian
			Oxbow Stirrups
Pictures show the rawhide on the tree & stirrups a brighter white than they are

    The girth and surcingle are added by default by the shopping cart, so these saddles are ready to ride. (Also available without the girth and surcingle.) NOTE: the surcingle is part of the engineering design of this saddle, although not absolutely necessary for use, it is a safety item and we DO HIGHLY recommend its use.

Mexican Style Western Saddle

Mexican Style Saddle with Mochila

Pony Express Saddle with Mochila

    Mexican Style Saddles with Mochila: These are usually skeletal rigged saddles, Depend on the time period and other issues, that can be attached (as in the example to the right) or just placed over the saddle as a cover.

    Pony Express Saddle with Mochila: As there are no existing samples of a Pony Express saddle and mochila, there isn't one to copy. A copy was made in the 1920s or 1930s (dated as 1942 in another writeup) and is referred to as being made by the Wyrth Company in St. Joseph from a dissembled original. More recently others have made copies either from the Wyrth copy or from ?? writings / hearsay ??. I fell that all of them have anywhere from some to a lot of questional aspects. I am currently trying to gather all the pieces and then am going to try and put the puzzle together to come up with an accurate guess. Update: I think I have settled on a design that I am going to use. Finializing things now.

    Additional information on these style of saddle is coming.

    Priced From: $.00 depending on style and options.

Original Hi Back

    Information coming soon.

Priced From: $2,500.00

Pack Saddles

     Information coming soon.

Price: $.00