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OK , if no one wants to buy these, can some one at least tell me what they are and what they are used for ?------------Bill

It is no doubt better than new ! Way to go! It looks Good!-------------Bill

I am making a change in my saddle and harness shop and have gone to all Adler machines. The machines are all in working condition. The Landis machines are in use in my shop now. Landis #3-----$1950 includes extra hooks, needles, Rare bobbin winder,original manual, some extra parts and the original cast iron legs. Landis #1-----$950 Includes some needles, one extra foot, and a copy of an operators manual. Singer 29-4-----$400 Includes some needles, left, right and double toe pressor feet and 4 bobbins. Also have an attachable table for flat work.

I agree with dirtclod. Harness leather. Either black or russet. Good Luck-----------Bill

How would you like to double your money ???---------------------Bill

VERY NICE !!------------- I only hope you charged enough !-------------------Bill

Nice find !! How come I never run across a deal like that ? I love looking at those old saddles to see how they put them together back in the day. I think you should just send it back home to South Dakota. I'll pay the shipping to my shop !!!!-------------------Bill

Weaver has them at a reasonable price. ----------Bill

Sounds like you have job security anyway. I Really like the bridle. Nice design. I like the way they're built ! Not many Mules around SD. I'll be watching for the after pictures.------------Bill

OK sign me up !!!???

I have this shoe makers equipment here. I don't have a use for it in my saddle and harness shop. Can anyone use it ?? I like to trade or make me an offer. Thanks-----------Bill

Glad you finally got it. I was beginning to worry. Hope it is what you thought it was. Thanks again !----------Bill

James, I got the hardware you sent today. Please let me know when you get the embosser. I'm happy with what I got. As they said in the movie "Dances with Wolves "-------"Good Trade"-----------Thanks Again-------------Bill

A few years back, I was cutting out a pair of chinks and had some spots like that. Got to looking and found it to be lead buckshot. About a #8 shot to be exact. Always wondered what the whole story was behind it. Probably a cow that kept crawling out and eating the neighbors grass...??? Sure added character to the chinks !----------------------Bill

I don't call myself a harness maker or a saddle maker. Although I have repaired everything on a harness or a saddle. I call myself a saddle and harness repairman. As soon as I get to town, I will go to the Post Office and see what the shipping costs will be. Then I will send you a PM with my address and the amount. Thanks------------------Bill

No, I'm not that high tech. A good personal check will do. Where are you located ??--------------Bill

Is this what you are looking for ? It works good, I just don,t use it. $100 plus shipping------------Bill

I need a side or part of a side of Metallic Purple Chap leather for the trim on young mans Bull riding Chaps. Anyone have some they would sell (or trade ) or a good lead to get some ? Thanks----------Bill

Is that not a makers mark at the bottom of the fender ?? Maybe it is but not readable??? I wish those old saddles could talk !!!--------------Bill

I just picked up this old Hereford saddle that is in really good shape. I have a question on the stirrup leathers. Are they supposed to be through the D's like that or what ? This is about the 4th one I've had come in my shop that way. Doesn't look right to me. Also if anyone is interested, I will sell this saddle as is.($400) I have trouble selling them in my area as they are a little narrow for our ranch horses and not too many collectors around either. I hope I can get the picture to load---------------Bill

This original #3 Landis top is about 14" x 33". Your top should screw on there some how. I think the legs would ship. They would have to go through the postal service cause that is all we have in our little town.----------------------Bill

I could also use a pattern for a set of monkey nose tapaderos. Can anyone help us?-----------------Bill

Jim, Here is a picture of my #3 with the home made stand and motor that was on it when I bought it. The other 2 pics are the cast iron legs and I think the original wood top for it. If you, or anyone else, can use the legs and top, make me a good offer as I will probably never use them. Remember I am in South Dakota so keep that in mind as far as the shipping cost.--------------Bill

I have the cast iron legs for a #3 but I never got the pedals. Mine has been converted to an electric motor and a new table was built. The pedals were tossed by the previous owner. If these legs will help you I could just as well sell them. Good Luck --------------------Bill

Weaver Leather sells them, but they are stainless steel rather than brass. ----------Bill