Pueblo Saddle from S.C. Gallup’s catalog No. 15, c. 1906. Typical saddle made by Gallup using a Visalia tree and iron Wilson stirrups. Like other stock saddles of the era options included the buyer’s choice of several “heavy beef covered” tree designs including Ladesma, Taylor, Steineger, Frieske and Gallup’s own “original improved Pueblo” Leather skirting and tooling choices abounded. Stirrup choices were Wilson, Turner, East Mount, Ox Bow and various wood with brass, leather, nickel, rawhide or, no binding.