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I've got an old Billy Cook saddle that has the identification of 3869 (wrong number in the title thread) on it. It has some silver on it.

Some people have told me this saddle is an antique. I've searched all over the internet for information on it to no avail.

Anyone have an additional insight on it? I can probably post pictures this weekend. I was just hoping to get a head start on it.

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I corrected the topic title for you and to make searches easier in the future. Sorry I can't help you with more information. The pictures will be helpful for others, I am sure. Also be sure to tell us what the maker's stamp says. Apparently the different stamps can be connected with different time periods and places the Billy Cook saddles have been made.

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I corrected to topic title for you and to make searches easier in the future. Sorry I can't help you with more information. The pictures will be helpful for others, I am sure. Also be sure to tell us what the maker's stamp says. Apparently the different stamps can be connected with different time periods and places the Billy Cook saddles have been made.

Thank you!

The Stamp on the Horn says "Billy Cook Saddle Maker Greenville Texas"

Pictures still to come.

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If it is the same Billy Cook saddle maker, he is living and working in Florida making minature saddles for a guy who's name slips my mind. I can find it in case you would like to possibly make contact with them.

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Thank you!

The Stamp on the Horn says "Billy Cook Saddle Maker Greenville Texas"

Pictures still to come.

Look up Genuine Billy Cook Saddles, Sulpher, Oklahoma on the internet. They will have an 800 number for the saddle shop. Give them the number from the saddle and they have the records. It's an old original Billy Cook Saddle.

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I'd say this style became popular in the 70's. The low sloping forks usually denote an Arab tree. The saddle appears to be of excellent quality.

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