This is my Dad's old saddle that hadn't been used in probably over 6 or 7 years. It had been out in the barn all that time and really needed some major cleaning and heavy maintenance. I didn't think to take any pictures before I started cleaning, but here are some photos after I finished refurbishing.
Looks sharp, doesn't it? My next task is to refurbish what was my Grandma Lawton's old saddle. That one's going to take a lot of work.
P.S.-Delmer, I cleaned one of your saddles as a surprise for you and to thank you for my "saddle shop". Let me know if you figure out which one it was.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Saddle Refurbishing
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hey
i am working on cleaning an antique saddle that looks very similar to the one pictured above, just wondering how you managed to get it to look so new... the rawhide stitches look awesome! if you have any advice i would appreciate it, i will check your blog again soon
thank you!
Kara
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