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Up for sale is a genuine piece of American history—an antique Western stock saddle confidently attributed to the legendary R.T. Frazier of Pueblo, Colorado, dating to the late 1890s or very early 1900s.
Historical Details:
•Era: Late 19th Century (c. 1885-1905)
.•Maker: Attributed to R.T. Frazier, Pueblo, CO.
•Design: Classic \"Slick Fork\" with a high, rounded Cheyenne-style cantle.
•Horn: Original exposed cast-iron horn with a wide flat cap—a hallmark of early roping saddles and time period.
Staples for Frazier
Construction: Rawhide-covered wooden tree (visible through the gullet), double-rigged, with original wooden-core stirrups.
Condition Note:
This is a 130-year-old artifact. The leather has a beautiful, deep aged patina that only comes with a century of history. It shows checking, cracking, and wear consistent with its age. The original wool fleece lining is deteriorated but still surprisingly solid, and the metal horn has heavy surface corrosion. This is a piece of history. It is a stunning piece for a Western-themed room, office, or collection, restaurant display, museum, etc but it is not for riding.
