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"Scout Belt"
This belt is a full three inches wide.
Lined leather cartridge belt.
Features over 100 spots
Two handmade conchos
Center hole is 41 inches.
Will fit 35-39 waist
$129.00 |
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| Floral Pommel Bags |
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| Floral Pommel Bags
Made to fit over saddlehorn.
Has holster under flap on right hand side
$250.00 |
Saddle Scabbard
Made to fit a Winchester 1873 Carbine or similar carbine. Antique brown finish. Border stamped with antique nickel sunburst spots. Stainless steel floral cart buckles.
$135.00 |
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| Closeup of stamping and spots |
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"Wah Maker" Style #516680 McCabe
Brushed Cotton
Only one large and one XL left!
Sale $25.00 each!
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After much searching to find a high quality, American made hat, I've found it! These are made in Ohio, one at a time. They feature a one inch ribbon band and ribbon bound brim. 4 1/2" open crown. 4" brim. They come in three colors, black, black, or black! I have several sizes in stock, but I can order more. If I have to order, please allow 4-6 weeks.
Order by standard hat size. Please note: These will have a modern type, silk lining.
$79.00 |
Cavalry Equipment 1874 Ordnance Memo #18
Softcover reprint, 114 pages. Illustrated with 13 full page plates containing all actual contract dimensions for the complete line of equipment-saddles,stirrups, bridle, bit, reins, saddlebags, holsters, and more.
$16.00
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| Ordnance Memorandas |
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Fabrication of Small Arms, Ordnance Memoranda No.22
Soft cover, 229 pages, reprint. Covers Springfield rifle and carbine, Colt's and Smith and Wesson Revolvers. 35 full page plates including manufacturing machinery, shipping crates, parts, and appendages.
$18.00 |
Ordnance Memoranda #29 Horse Equipments
Softcover reprint, 48 pages. 20 plates showing the 1885 horse equipments, saddles, bridles, saddlebags, saddleblankets, etc.
$8.00 |
Fish Slickers in the Cavalry?
The following text is from Douglas C. McChristian's new book "Uniforms, Arms, and Equipment, The U.S Army on the Western Frontier, 1880-1892" Vol. 2
When the eighth cavalry made a record overland march from Texas to its new stations in Montana and the Dakotas in 1888, "several troops purchased what was known as the 'fish brand' slicker, which is of a yellow color, light and durable, and which covered the wearer and his saddle down to below his boot tops, and proved to be an almost perfect protection in the heavy rains that fell during the march, sometimes lasting all day." Phelps, "From Texas to Dakota". |
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| 1870's Fish Slicker |
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| Fish Slicker
Excellent reproduction of the "Tower Brand" Pommel Slickers of the 1870's-80's. Cotton muslin with acrylic latex waterproof coating. Red wool collar with storm closure, two rows of buttons.
Camel color available in Large, XL, XXL.
Black is limited to Large only at this time.
$65.00 |
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