HH Heiser Collectible Vintage Saddle 1920s Dark Oil 14 Seat, Stamps 923/23905

  
Own a piece of well-known western saddlery history with this Vintage American Western Saddle by HH Heiser est. Stamped 923 on the keeper, 23905 on the left side skirt near the tree.

While the saddle is technically serviceable (usable) and the 14. Seat is comfortable, it would make a stunning display piece. This 1920s vintage square skirt saddle is hand tooled, has a wood tree, and a beautiful mahogany brown finish that will be a beautiful addition to any ranch home decor. For it's 100 year age, it is in excellent condition.

Note: the saddle strings are quite fragile. Heiser Saddlery Company (HHHeiser, HHH) was a saddle shop in Denver, CO, founded by German immigrant Hermann H Heiser in 1874. Heiser's reputation as a craftsman preceded him, and his business grew quickly. By the 1900s, the company was known around the world. Heiser saddlery was acquired by Keyston Bros. Be sure to maintain the saddle in a temperature controlled setting, and keep the saddle conditioned with consistent cleaning and conditioning of the leather, this will enable its continued survival and enjoyable years of existence! 20"W × 27"D × 36H. Very Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections. This vintage American western saddle is in beautiful, vintage original condition. The strings are fairly fragile but as far as a piece of Americana western decor, this 100 yearly saddle is perf. Be sure to condition your vintage leather, stage it properly for structural support, and maintain it in an air controlled environment if you wish to retain its integrity and condition. If you plan on using the saddle, take good care of it and properly clean+condition the leather on a normal schedule to maintain.