whitman saddle

[Larry Emrick]

Gentlemen: Thanks for your interest in the Whitman. Pat, I will get a photo of it and send it along to you, as well as a shot of my aging yet faithful Max with his UP, and you can post them on the site if you wish . It may take a bit of time since I have the UP shots but not the Whitman. George: Thanks as always for your interesting and informative responses and I did notice the Whitman brochures. Cheers, Larry

[Pat Holscher]

George, thanks for your detailed, and very interesting reply.

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The single largest supplier of saddles & tack to the North-West Mounted Police during the 1870's & 1880's was Joseph Sullivan of Fort Benton, Montana.

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Pat

[Pat Holscher]

George, thanks for your detailed, and very interesting reply.

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The single largest supplier of saddles & tack to the North-West Mounted Police during the 1870's & 1880's was Joseph Sullivan of Fort Benton, Montana.

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Pat