April 24-25, 2019 Extraordinary, Sporting, & Collector Firearms
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 4/25/2019
Robert Thompson Razier moved to Pueblo, Colorado in 1880, opening what was to become one of the most famous leather shops in the Colorado territory. He formed a partnership with S.C. Gallupin 1892 that lasted till 1898. By 1917, the Frazier Saddlery was the largest producer of stock saddles in the U.S. This matching set includes a .44/.45 caliber combination cartridge money belt 2 - 5/8" wide. Has a nickel plated California clip point buckle. The billet is maker stamped. Billet has never been moved and measures 42" from buckle to billet. Holster is a flat top, leather woven, double loop, half flap, maker marked on top loop. Made for a 5 - 1/2" Colt Single Action Army but will also hold a 4 - 3/4". CONDITION: Rig is in excellent all original condition, stitching intact. None of the cartridge loops have broken through. Extremely handsome, all original, matching rig dating to the first part of the 20th century. Fitted for the Colt Single Action.