| Old West Holsters |
| #28 - The Shoulder Holster |
Base Price: $200.00 |
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Description: This is a typical design used between 1885 and 1920. However, it was not intended as a concealment holster.
Original Maker Unknown. Barrel lengths over 7 1/2" are special order and non-returnable.
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| #29 - Buntline Scabbard |
Base Price: $190.00 |
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Description: Made to fit the Colt Buntline revolvers with barrels 10" and 12". Longer barrel lengths available on special order.
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| #31A - The Gambler |
Base Price: $90.00 |
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Description: This little belt holster was originally designed for Remington Over and Under .41 Caliber Rimfire Derringers. This item can be made for most modern Over and Under Derringers. It will accommodate belts up to 2 1/2 inch width.
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| #31B - The Gambler |
Base Price: $115.00 |
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Description: This little pocket holster was designed originally for Remington Over and Under .41 Caliber Rimfire Derringers. This item can be made for most modern Over and Under Derringers. Can easily be carried in a coat pocket.
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| #32 - The Cheyenne |
Base Price: $165.00 |
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Description: Made to fit most Single Action Revolvers in various barrel lengths.
Original maker - F.A. Meanea, Cheyenne, Wyoming. This particular holster dates between 1885 and 1895.
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| #32PI - Packing Iron |
Base Price: $230.00 |
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Description: A true reproduction of F.A. Meanea's original holster as pictured on the front cover of Richard Rattenbury's book "Packing Iron". This holster, which dates to around 1895, came from the estate of cowboy artist Joe DeYoung. It is believed that it was a gift from his mentor, Charlie Russell.
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| #32TR - Teddy Roosevelt |
Base Price: $220.00 |
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Description: This holster was made for and owned by Teddy Roosevelt. Original maker - J.S. Collins in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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| #34 - The Wyoming |
Base Price: $160.00 |
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Description: Available in 4 3/4" and 5 1/2" barrel lengths. Made to fit most Single Action revolvers.
Original maker - A.J. Williamson in Casper, Wyoming. This particular holster pattern dates to around 1900.
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| #36 - The Pueblo |
Base Price: $160.00 |
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Description: Available in 4 3/4" and 5 1/2" barrel lengths. Made to fit most Single Action revolvers.
Original maker - S.C. Gallup in Pueblo, Colorado. This holster pattern dates to around 1890.
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| #38 - The Miles City |
Base Price: $165.00 |
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Description: Available in 4 3/4", 5 1/2" and 7 1/2" barrel lengths. Made to fit most Single Action revolvers.
Original maker - Moran Brothers in Miles City, M.T. This holster dates to 1885.
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| #40 - The Territory |
Base Price: $160.00 |
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Description: Available in 4 3/4" and 5 1/2" barrel lengths. Made to fit most Single Action revolvers.
Original maker - Newton Porter in Phoenix, Arizona. This holster dates to 1895.
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| #41 - Sheriff's Model |
Base Price: $160.00 |
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Description: Available for 2 1/2" to 4" barrel length. Made to fit most Single Action revolvers. Original maker- Unknown. This holster pattern dates to around 1890.
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| #43 - The Lawman |
Base Price: $165.00 |
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Description: Available in 4 3/4" and 5 1/2" barrel lengths. Made to fit most Single Action revolvers. Original maker - J.S. Collins & Co. in Miles City, M.T. This holster dates between 1880 and 1885.
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| #45A - Slim Jim |
Base Price: $160.00 |
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Description: The Slim Jim pattern is reminiscent of the California gold rush period. It was used primarily for cap & ball revolvers, but can also be adapted to most cartridge revolvers. This is just one of the many styles available.
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| #45AWB - Slim Jim |
Base Price: $190.00 |
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Description: This Slim Jim holster is copied from an original in our collection and pictured on Page 86 in the book "Packing Iron", by Richard Rattenbury. Original maker - John Moore in Independence, Missouri. It dates from the 1855-1865 period. Primarily made for Cap & Ball Revolvers but can also be adapted for most cartridge revolvers.
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| #45B - Slim Jim |
Base Price: $160.00 |
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Description: The Slim Jim pattern is reminiscent of the California gold rush period. It was used primarily for cap & ball revolvers, but can also be adapted to most cartridge revolvers. Note that this holster is not made with a cut-out for the trigger guard. This was another popular style between 1849 and 1870.
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| #45HCP - Prospector Slim Jim |
Base Price: $190.00 |
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Description: This is a copy of an original Main & Winchester holster. The hand carving is typical of the early California style. The original holster, which is in our collection, can be seen on Page 79 in the book, "Packing Iron", by Richard Rattenbury. This Slim Jim holster dates to 1860.
Primarily used for Cap & Ball revolvers but can be adapted for most cartridge revolvers.
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| #48 - The Gallatin |
Base Price: $165.00 |
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Description: The Gallatin is made to fit most Single Action revolvers in 5 1/2" and 7 1/2" barrel lengths. Original maker - E.L. Gallatin in Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory. This holster dates between 1875 and 1880.
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| #49 - The Helena |
Base Price: $160.00 |
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Description: Available in 5 1/2" and 7 1/2" barrel lengths. This holster is made to fit most Single Action revolvers.
Original maker - E. Goettlich in Helena, M.T. This holster dates between 1889 and 1895.
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| #50 - The Slipper Holster |
Base Price: $145.00 |
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Description: One Holster fits all barrel lengths. Available for most single action revolvers.
Original maker - Unknown.
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