1940s Eamor Saddle, "The Canadian"

Eamor Saddle, "The Canadian"

The model 100 is also known as "The Canadian". It was one of the most sought-after saddles back in the day. They were made from 1945-1974. This model was made by F. Eamor in High River, Alberta, Canada.

It is built upon a low moose tree; the seat is 15 1/2 ". It has a 3" common cantle and 14" swells, with a 4" mex. roper horn. The rigging is set at 7/8" skirt. The tree bars are semi quarter horse.

EAMORS SADDLERY est 1940
Eamor's  Saddlery is famous and located out by Blackie, AB, a part of the rich farming and ranching country of the Southern Alberta foothills and caters to the needs of those who ride as an occupation or for pleasure. Their riding equipment is used extensively by folks of the ranching and range land of Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan, in fact everywhere in Canada where horses, saddles and riding equipment are used . Their saddles have even found new homes in the USA and as far away as Europe and the United Arab Emirates.

Eamor's Saddles have made a noteworthy name with the Calgary Stampede Royalty as well as Miss Rodeo Okotoks, Terry Grant of "Mantracker" fame, plus numerous professional and amateur horse enthusiasts all over the globe.

In this modern age of assembly line production we see little of the old-time hand wrought workmanship that in our grandfather's day was the commonly accepted standard of quality and artistic achievement. The hand stamping of leather and the making of leather goods is the exception. At Eamor's Custom Saddlery, they are artists of the old school, taking a very personal pride in their work and in the creation of quality articles of lasting beauty.

SL23.19
$1800.00
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