Vintage Early Bona Allen makers mark 15¼ Western Saddle As Is

  

Marking on the saddle - Look at the pictures. This is used saddle - I have not cleaned it up - their is a makers mark on it - Bona Allen Company is a tannery and leather goods factory that opened in 1873 in Buford, Georgia - In 1925, Bonaparte Allen died.

He left everything to his sons, Bona Jr. Tree is good (not broken) - it is a raw hide covered tree - wooden stirups are hooded - wool pad underside is gone - leather is dry and rolled for storage and drying out - some conchos are all present - look closely to the pictures for the condition - a person wants to restore it - person also can display it has it is because this saddles are getting harder to find. Skirt size 24½" in length and 11¼" width that is from center lace to outside. Please look at the pictures closely to see the condition.

It was bought at an estate sale. Actual weight - 21 lb.