From $38.00
For the one who loves horses, leather, and the kind of craftsmanship that lasts a century.
An 1896 U.S. Patent Office drawing for the riding saddle — inventor W.D. Davis, patent no. 568,939 — rendered on aged parchment with hand-colored cognac and silver-blue detail. Four precise engineering views show the saddle from every angle: the seat, the rigging, the stirrups, the tree. It’s a piece that rewards a closer look and feels equally at home in a tack room, a study, or a living room that knows its own aesthetic.
Art reproduction, professionally framed and under glass. Ready to hang. Choose your frame tier before adding to cart. Available in five sizes to suit your wall and your aesthetic. Presented in portrait orientation; dimensions listed width × height.