Description:  Made of light weight pebble-grain calf skin folded over and stitched to form two separate inner compartments. Just right for paper currency or check book. Perfect for the inside pocket on your long frock coat, or tucked down in your boot top.

Description:  This is one of several different styles of spur straps available. Call if you have anything specific in mind.

Description:  Small pocket bi-fold. Great for credit cards and business cards.

Description:  This is one of several different styles of spur straps available. Call if you have something specific in mind.

Description:  Will fit belts up to 3" in width. Please specify badge diameter in NOTES below.

Description:  Available for lever action and single shot cartridge rifles. This saddle scabbard or rifle boot, as they are sometimes called, was a necessity when carrying a rifle on horseback. Original maker - Joseph Sullivan in Ft. Benton, M.T. circa 1880-1886.

Description:  Wrist cuffs were a very essential part of the cowboy's working gear. Their primary use was to protect the wrist from barbed wire cuts and rope burns. Original maker - Al Furstnow in Miles City, Montana.

Description:  Designed for speed loading during cowboy competition. Available in 4 round capacity - 12, 16 or 20 gauge. Will fit up to 3 inch wide belt.

Description:  10" x 10" Saddle Pockets. The saddle pocket has always been an important part of the cowboy's riding gear. These are very useful either on horseback or when carried full of ammo to the firing line. Extra Tooling Illustrated

Description:  Often called "Cantennas", these are an earlier form of saddle bag. Designed to fit over the horn of a slick fork (A-fork) saddle, the pommel bag was available in a variety of tooling patterns and often had a holster sewn in under one side. If the diameter of the horn neck is larger than 2 3/4" at the base, please indicated correct size in notes field.

Description:  These pommel bags are copied from an original pair in our collection, and are pictured on page 59 in the book, "Packing Iron", by Richard Rattenbury. Original maker - Main & Winchester in San Francisco, California circa 1860-1870. These are intended to be used on slick fork (A-fork) saddles. If the diameter of the horn neck is larger than 2 3/4" at the base, please indicate correct size in notes field.

Description:  Knives sheaths are available for almost any belt knife. This photo shows only a representation of styles available. These styles will vary, depending on the shape and style of your knife. ORDER BY PHONE ONLY!