srmaples

I've acquired my grandfathers saddle and have found the makers mark stamped on the fenders. All I can make out between the 2 marks is what appears to be 'Western Sadd??' and 'Denv??'. I did find an old catalog online of a Western Saddlery Co., but have no other information than that. Any further help with identifying this saddle would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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First let me say thanks for the tutorial, I'm a newnbie and every little bit helps. Now for my issue - I'm making a holster for an 1851 Colt Navy revolver (the smaller of the 2 patterns). However, the pattern is way too small (both in circumference and in length) for the actual pistol. Does anyone know what I may be doing wrong in downloading the material? How do I get the correct size? Thanks in advance

Awhile back I ran across some designs where basic geometric stamping tools were used to make simple animals like a sheep, monkey, etc. Now that I need them, I cannot find them anywhere. Does anyone have a pattern or a link to something like this? Thanks in advance.

Awhile back I ran across some designs where basic geometric stamping tools were used to make simple animals like a sheep, monkey, etc. Now that I need them, I cannot find them anywhere. Does anyone have a pattern or a link to something like this? Thanks in advance.

Don, Do you have something for a snubnose .38. The style would be just a standard holster worn on the belt, not the pancake style, but with a belt loop on the back. Thanks, SMaples