I am looking for a set of solid brass stirrups. I found a set a couple years ago, but by the time I got them ordered, they were sold out. If any of you knows where I can come up with a set, I sure would appreciate the info.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Brass stirrups
- Thread starter LazyWP
- Start date
Help Support Ranchers.net:
Try Bork Saddlery Hardware: http://borksaddleryhardware.com/misc.html You will need to phone them as Herb and Nadine don't have e-mail. Boise Foundry is also a possiblity, but their website is down right now. Their phone number is 1-800-495-1220.
VB RANCH
Well-known member
www.bigbendsaddlery.com
Faster horses
Well-known member
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2005
- Messages
- 29,971
- Reaction score
- 1,172
Kings Saddlery, Sheridan, Wy.
They have everything for the working cowboy and it's
darn sure quality stuff.
Good Luck!
They have everything for the working cowboy and it's
darn sure quality stuff.
Good Luck!
OldDog/NewTricks
Well-known member
LazyWP said:I am looking for a set of solid brass stirrups. I found a set a couple years ago, but by the time I got them ordered, they were sold out. If any of you knows where I can come up with a set, I sure would appreciate the info.
I guess I'm Old School!
Am I'm missing something - WHY :???:
I have a set of Peruvian Brass Stirrups that a Friend who exported/imported Peruvian Pesos Breeding Stock (smuggled them) out of Peru by boat in the 50's and sold them to a Breeder on the Sky Line Blv. in San Jose, Calif.
The story he told me was - they were inclosed so one could put Candles in them to protect the candle from "Wind"
Joe said they worked well at Sea - Less likely to be seen at sea.
Joe had some Great Stories
His Parents were dead - he was raised by his Uncle, a Smuggler, the Peruvian Military Caught them and killed the horses and everyone but him (He was 14) - he became Captain @ 14...
Link:
#87 on
http://www.thomasdelmar.com/Catalogues/as091209/page3.html
Better Photo:
http://www.sportingcollection.com/stirrups/stirrup071/stirrup071.html
No particular reason for wanting a set other then I do. What I really want is a set of cast engraved ones. I got Lisa a pair of engraved aluminum stirrups years ago. She likes them, and I saw a pair of engraved brass ones a few years later, and have wanted them every since.