There were black leather riding boots and a ladder used to mount the horse.
A whole basket filled with brass and chrome pieces for bridles and saddles.
Headpiece for the horse.
I loved the soft leather.
Old brushes.
A curry comb.
A cinch belt for a saddle.
Shin guards for polo ponies.
A very old brush.
This headpiece was lined with sheepskin.
I have to admit I love the smell of horses and leather.
I love the gear.
So of course I had to buy it.
I did pass on the saddles.
Had regrets about that.
I bought the large basket to hold all my horse treasures in my booth.
The pillow forms?
Who in their right mind would pass up pillow forms for $3?
Not me!
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Oh Donna, I love horse tack, and you've found some really great things there!
ReplyDeleteYou found some great horse stuff! And, I would have had to have those pillow forms too! I'm trying to work up the energy to get to work this morning...I'm so sore! I've been using muscles I didn't know I had and my arthritis is screaming! But...it is so worth it...my living room is looking great! Have a great day...Vicky
ReplyDeleteI don't own any of that fancy horse stuff. When I do get the chance to ride, I'm usually bare back... but that's because the old horse I ride prefers it that way. He's a little iffy in his old age (26!).
ReplyDeleteImpressive collection you've assembled! Beautiful leather pieces.
ReplyDeleteOne word of warning...you do know that pillow forms can magically multiply until you have no room in your sewing room? True story. ;)
Love all the horse things, we have several of those things for our horses! :) Have a great weekend!! xo Holly
ReplyDeleteWow...I wouldn't even have known what that horse stuff was! You really know your stuff girl!
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ReplyDeleteWow - I wouldn't have recognized it...except for the saddles. Love the old brush...and the metal pieces. You find the most interesting stuff! Thanks for sharing with us at Revisionary Life Thrifty Life Thursday!
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