This holster rig was handcrafted by R.T. Frazier Saddlery of Pueblo, Colorado. Opening in 1898, R.T. Frazier Saddlery became the largest producer of stock saddles in the U.S. (as well as making holsters as a sideline). This open top, closed toe holster has leather stitching and a skirt with two integral loops. The money belt is 40 inches long (does not included the tongue), 30 cartridge loops, leather stitching, and engraved German silver buckle. The Frazier marking is present on the belt tongue and top skirt loop.

Very fine. The leather has some minor flex wear and 4 loose cartridge loops. Overall the stitching is tight and the markings are clear. The German silver is fine.