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Child's Fancy Chaps Circa 1930-1940 Un-marked but made as if to be used, of heavy leather, nickel conchos, and nickel buckle and spots. Great detail in the scalloped edge and dark applique. 28" (total length of waist billets) and 28" long.
Price: $2,250.00 |
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Valley Ranch Chaps and Bronc Belt (Cody, Wyo) Circa 1930-40 Wonderful chaps with heavy studding showing card suits and the Lazy JD brand, the brand of the Valley Ranch in Cody, Wyoming. With matching bronc belt, which has the ranch brand burned into it. The ranch brand is also burned into each side of the chaps' belt. Larry Larom's famous dude ranch was a favorite. Frequently, guests from Jackson would pack over to Cody (usually from the Bar BC ranch) and vice versa. In excellent condition, showing light use. Chaps measure 35" by 41" and belt measures 36" by 6.25". Price $10,500/pair |
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4 Lazy F Chaps Circa: 1920's - 30's These chaps are from the 4 Lazy F Ranch. The 4 Lazy F Ranch, also known as the Sun Star Ranch, was a dude ranch and summer residence in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, built by the William Frew family of Pittsburgh in 1927. The existing property was built as a family retreat, not as a cattle ranch, in a rustic style of construction using logs and board-and-batten techniques. The historic ranch includes seven cabins, a lodge, barn corral and smaller buildings on the west bank of the Snake River north of Moose, Wyoming. The property was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990, but it reverted ownership back to Grand Teton National Park in 2005. These chaps were probably the foreman's. 38.5" by 25". Price: $2,800.00 stock#anono...58
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WYO Chaps Circa: 1930 Wyo. Chaps. These chaps are almost certainly made by Otto Ernst, Sheridan Wyoming, circa 1930. Dark brown leather with fancy scrolled leather overlays in contrasting color, as well as the word "WYO" for Wyoming, in the same leather. Patch pockets, buck stitching and basket stamped belt. Billet was probably marked with Ernst's name, but ranch repair to billet has obliterated the mark. A page from Ernst's catalog showing the chaps is available. 32" by 38" billet to billet. ON HOLD stock#ernst0...04
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Kids' Chaps Circa 1940 Kids' chaps circa 1940. No maker name, but fancy. Spots (or "studs") down each leg, and holding down the points on overlaid leather stars. Also outline the pockets. These are real chaps, not dress up. 28" by 28" billet to billet. Price: $2,250.00 stock#defau...969
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Clark Wooly Chaps
Wonderful pinto woolies in brown and orange angora. Made by Clark, Portland, Oregon. These are in very good condition, with a rubbed area on right inside thigh exactly where it should be - caused by the friction of a rope rubbing. Basket stamped belt. There is an expert spliced repair to the belt where the billet was repaired. This does not affect the maker's mark, which occurs on the un-repaired side of the belt.44.5" (end to end of belt) by 41". Price: $8,500.00 Stock no. CLAR01000001 |
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Navajo Chaps
Great Navajo chaps circa 1930's made for a trading post operator by Jimmy Begay. Chaps are black leather with white leatherette edging, and have 3 different types of conchos: nickel with white strings, beautiful stamped Navajo conchos with turquoise, and Navajo folk art copper steer heads that are hand-cut. These come with copy of a photograph of the trading post operator wearing them. Please note that the belt is fragile and has been broken and repaired at one time. Price: $4,125.00 |
