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Yes I do. I have found spent many hours cleaning it and it looks brand new. I have located through Tandy Leather, The white paint that they believe is what was used as it was available back in the 60's. There are a couple of people on here that have told me they can remake the one piece for about $28.00 and can still aquire a coule of the missing conchos. All I have left to clean and repaint are the tapaderos.

Thank you, Turns out it is painted. I have found a perfect match for the colour and it is so brilliantly white now i can not believe the differanceI have painted the left side of the picture hoping to finish the skirts and serepe tonight

I am looking for some help in identifying this saddle and replacing a tassle on the serape. I would also like to know who could make me a matching hip drop. this truly is a beautiful piece and I am curious to know if anyone has seen many like it. I also need to replace 2 or 3 pieces of the smaller silver conchos, Do they still make these and if so where. All any information or comments will be greatly appreciated, Thank you, Cindy

Please, Any help identifying this saddle. Judging by the bridle,breast collar and saddle it looks pretty old and nicely worn. my questions are 1- who made it. 2-is it dyed or painted, how do I tell 3-where would I find the larger conchos a couple are missing. 4-how many white parade saddles have you ever seen. 5-I am also missing one of the white tassels hanging off the serape,(i think the speeling is wrong) where could i find one. Thank you all for any information you may have. I just purchased this at an auction in Ontario Canada. Cindy