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Melanistic coyote (Canis latrans) [x]

• Woman's Cowboy Boots.

Date: Mid- 20th century

Designer/Maker: Made by Blucher Boots, Beggs, Oklahoma (founded 1915) Worn by Helen Tyson Madeira (United States, 1916–2014)

Medium: Leather with inlaid leather and machine stitching

The desert can make you feel so alone

A cowgirl puts a nickel in an El Paso parking meter to hitch her pony, October 1939. Photograph by Luis Marden, National Geographic

Storm Riders by Glenn Dean (x)

National Geographic, 1974

Tom Mix's Personal Cowboy Boots.

Bob Baldwin Canon City Spurs made for Tom Mix.

Tom Mix's Personal Batwing Chaps.

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Winter time rot 🏹

Junction City, Kansas, 1942

Elegant 1900s Mexican Saddle by Lozano

Intricately detailed light brown 1900s Mexican Saddle with long saddle bags artfully designed with a scalloped border and adorned with a combination of deep floral carving; lavish two-tone pitiado (yucca fiber) with a Greek Key border design framing an embroidered grape-vine pattern with grape clusters cleverly fabricated from fine silver threads. Silver mountings include a figural repousse flat horn, maker stamped “E ROMAN / MEXICO”, repousse adornments on the fork, swell and gullet, plus heavy gauge slotted silver conchos and lavish stirrups. Highly detailed silver repousse stirrups. The cowhide seat cover was added many years ago but is not original to the rawhide seat and should be removable. Excellent overall condition including original cinch.

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