they made saddles. this was an important kob back then because every one used horses to get around. there are still saddles around today but im sure there made by machines.
Circle P saddles are made by Winntec and are made in Austraila. They are mostly synthetic as are the Winntec line and are lighter weight that regular all leather saddles.
Double T saddles are made in India and then imported into other countries.
The demand for saddles made from leather later declined with the advent of the industrial era
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King Ranch Saddles has a line of working saddles and tack. These saddles are reasonably priced and are made for several different diciplines.
false, australians use jumping saddles, dressage saddles, and western saddles. although if this is a trick question, i guess all those saddles would be in the country of australia, therefore australian, unless of course you count where they are made.
Oakridge Saddle Company factory may no longer be in business. The business was for sale in Northridge, California. Oakridge Saddle Company did not make custom saddles. They made saddles specific to the way they were going to be used such as saddles for barrel riding.
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Saddles now a day are usually made out of leather. Ivory is illegal, what part would we even use it on? Usually all of the harder parts like the stirrups and the d rings are made of silver/iron/metal. Only very old ancient saddles would have ivory.
Blacksmiths set up shops to make and sell iron tools and saddles. The livery stable and the blacksmith were sometimes operated by the same person. The metal for the saddles was made by the blacksmith, and the leather was usually made by someone else.