From bottom to top…
My fancy hoofpick (this one doesn’t get much use) bought at King’s Saddlery in Sheridan WY (visit there if you ever are out there, great little town - great store)
Vintage buckle bought in Prescott AZ on vintage belt from Santa Fe
Cuff by Jerry Whagado
Turquoise and coral necklace bought at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo (on my Breyer horse)
All on top of a Teec Nos Pos rug
Fun pic with cool stuff! My sister and I still have our Breyer horses from our childhood. We were also into Johnny West, if you remember that universe.
My custom hat,1980
Dad’s buckle, 1950 on a tooled belt from Santa Fe, 1999
Mom’s Navajo ring, 1960s
Case knife, 1960s
Hoof pick, 1970s
My trophy for completing a 100 mile endurance ride in 4 days, 1981
Oh my gosh, I love that buckle. Amazing about the endurance ride. I don’t know lots about that because I generally ride hunters. I remember an episode on American Pickers where they were buying vintage trophies. Yours is way cooler than whatever they found (theirs were older trophies of course )! Unfortunately I have no trophies on my end, just ribbons.
I was thinking I didn’t know anything about the Johnny West stuff although it sounded vaguely familiar. Then I Googled it, and I did have one of those horses. I’m afraid his leg broke after too much jumping and cantering around on the basement floor.
I had to cobble something together so I could play too!!! From the top down: One of my favorite things. An unmarked set of Kachina Salt and Pepper shakers. Which are followed by an Imperial knife(c.1930-1936), a Buck 373, an Old Timer 1040T, a Buck 371+ and a Remington UMC R1085.
Although the YouTube video is not mine, within the 1st 4 minutes you will see exactly how
the star of the show came into my collection in the late 1900’s.
Cool little collection! I have watched many of Steve1989’s MRE tasting videos. They’re always entertaining, but I haven’t seen the video you linked, so thanks! That was very interesting. Looking forward to at least two more future photo sets.
1920s Cheyenne beaded sheath and trade knife found in a Cody, WY antique store many years ago. Props include my wife’s Double D Ranch jacket and Navajo graduated silver beads by F. Laner, circa 1980s.
What about some love for them well prepared Swiss folks!! A Wenger “Toolchest” along with a Medicine Man by Timm Lewis, a pickup truck ride by Clarence & Russell Lee and an ashtray by Ike Wilson.
)! Unfortunately I have no trophies on my end, just ribbons.
From the top down: One of my favorite things. An unmarked set of Kachina Salt and Pepper shakers. Which are followed by an Imperial knife(c.1930-1936), a Buck 373, an Old Timer 1040T, a Buck 371+ and a Remington UMC R1085.
1116, modified blade, Walnut wood, 1920-1940…
