LICHTENBERGER & FERGUSON CO. SADDLE, LOS ANGELES, ca. 1920s. There is abrasion and moisture damage to the seat. The saddle makers name is carved onto the leather of the seat. The leather appears to be cracked and corrosion damage is visible throughout the saddle. A piece of leather is torn and is peeled back away from the swell. At the top of the horn there is a carved "X." Underneath the saddle has padding, possibly made of wool. Other damages include overall discoloration, grime, tarnish to metal sections. It is in fair condition.
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Lichtenberger & Ferguson [firm], Horses--Equipment and supplies, Horsemanship--Equipment and supplies
