This attractive, western, tooled leather holster and cartridge belt was manufactured by the R.T. Frazier firm of Pueblo, Colorado. The firm was established in 1898 and run by Robert Thompson Frazier until his death in 1931. The business continued on under the direction of his wife until 1958. The holster fits a 4 3/4 inch barrel Colt Single Action Army revolver and features an open top and a closed toe, with floral tooling throughout and the maker's mark on the outside surface and a hand marked "G.C." on the inside surface. It is set up to hang at a fairly steep angle, possibly for cross drawing by a right handed shooter. The belt is not tooled and has the same maker's mark on the outside surface, cartridge loops, and a California clipped corner buckle.

Fine, showing some mild wear overall and an attractively aged frontier look with most of the stitching appearing tight, including the lacing on the holster. A very attractive rig that would pair excellently with a vintage Single Action Army revolver!