Porter Saddle Identification

[SaddleBags]

No ID under the near aft jockey.  Pulled the Jockeys completely off and looked at the skirts everywhere that is not covered by the tree.  Guess someone might have replaced the original skirts and destroyed the evidence - as it were. 

[Fatbandit]

Hey BnewtonP can you ID my Porter Saddle?  18410 can send picture of stamp if you need it.

 

Thanks

[BNEWTONP]

Fatbandit:

I've added 18410 to my list. Porter saddles 17543-20213 were built between 1942-1943. Please send photographs if you can. I'd love to see it.

BNP

On 8/16/2019 at 4:41 PM, SaddleBags said:

No ID under the near aft jockey.  Pulled the Jockeys completely off and looked at the skirts everywhere that is not covered by the tree.  Guess someone might have replaced the original skirts and destroyed the evidence - as it were. 

So sorry to hear that. Send multiple photos if you can. Perhaps I can approximate some of the history using my catalogues.

BNP

[MikeyD9582]

BNEWTONP I purchased this saddle a couple years ago and was wondering if I could get some info on it. Anything would be greatly appreciated. The number on it is 22978. Thanks in advance.

Mike

[BNEWTONP]

Good Day:

I will add 22978 to my list. 

This saddle was built late 1944, or early 1945.

BNP

[Hammer2388]

Good afternoon   

I was looking for someone who could tell me any information on a William N Porter saddle I have.  The number on it is 18943.  It is in great condition and would appreciate anyone who could help me find the history on it.  If you could email me I would be glad to send pictures.              
                                                Thank you very much.  

[PatrickAZ]

Hi, I just purchased saddle Q00173. I was told it came off a ranch just west of wickenburg. It has flathead screws and the William n porter with the saddle logo

 

[TheDuster]

Hello!

So happy to find this page as would love to date my grandfather’s Porter.

it is number 11772.

Thank you SO much.

‘Kerry Segel

[CMason3]

I recently started investigating an old N. Porter saddle that belonged to my late husband's stepfather's father.  After reading some of the postings, I looked and found the number 11540. Can you give my any information on this saddle?  Thank you,  C. Mason

[Sawhorse]

I would like to jump in on this post.  I am helping the relatives of my neighbor who recently passed.  They have a Porter saddle with the number 0398.  Can someone help me with more information on this saddle?  It is in very good condition and appears to be a 13".

Scott