How do I find out the Manufacturer of a western saddles if I only have the photo of the emblem on it?
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you go onto the internet and look for the emblem on all horse rinding or horse racing sites and lok there for the emblem and hope they put he manufacturing name with the picture or yur skrewed
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Not sure but my guess is it's an offbrand . Type "Abilene guitars" in a search engine, that might help.
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For starters: Log on to www.antiqueroadshow.com and ask them.
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go to their website and check
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Some websites are:\n\nhttp://www.lib.utexas.edu/engin/trademark/timeline/postmod/brands.html\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brand_name
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Maybe list who makes it, the serial number and date stampings, maybe you'll get an answer.
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I did not find out who makes them, but I did find a place that does sell them. www.firstflightbikes.com
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A simple google search for your Feg gun and model number will give you many sites with info.\n\nTo answer your second question,  the symbols on my friends Feg are armory marks showing where they were made.   Google search on proof marks on guns will give you more info.
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Try eBay.  Maybe you can find an expert on there and send them a digital image of your item and they can identify it for you.  Sometimes this method works well for people.\n\nI was able to identify a vintage Supro lap guitar this way.
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Here's your answer:\nhttp://saddlezone.com/html-top/saddle_history.htm\n\nEvolved from the Spanish saddle.  I think that it was completely impractical to use an English saddle (and ride English) style for long-distance rides, for shooting, for lasso-ing...  So came along neck-reigning, the saddle horn, and NO POSTING!
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eBay.\n\nDo a search for "48 star flag". 122 items found. I linked one below.
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http://www.ringsidecollectibles.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv
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Are you sure you don't mean a "Windsor"??  If so, type "Windsor" + "bicycle" into a search engine like Google and see what comes up.
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It is registered to a company called www.names.co.uk\n\nSo it is in the uk somewhere
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You might try the Firearm Engravers Guild of America. They have a historical database on a number of engravers.\n\nhttp://www.fega.com
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contact the dealer you got the chair from
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There are experts that can authenticate the flag. They'll check to see if the dyes are right, the fabric, the style. Some of that would depent on when and where it was made. \n\nYou could do a lot youself, but it would take a lot of time\n\nGood luck