double loop, marked "The George Tritsch Hdwe Co., Denver, Colorado" and a number 114C marked on top loop, obviously a stock holster for his catalog.  For 4 3/4-5 1/2" Colt SAA, with the desirable mark on front, as some are not.  George Tritsch Hardware was in business from about 1890-1930? and was a Colt firearms dealer, so if you have a Tritsch-shipped Colt this would be a perfect marriage!  Nice russet brown color, fine condition, no tears, $600

Very early Texas made about 1870 by the famous firm of R. F. Tackaberry, Ft. Worth, Texas.  Two holes in back, hole in bottom where 7 1/2" barrel protruded, old wrap repair around bottom third of holster, great mark, the "R.F" in Tackaberry a little faint but legible.  This is the Holy Grail of Texas holsters, very rare this old, a later one selling recently for $17,500.  Nice darkened brown color, some old replaced stitching, $10,500.

Various ones in stock; circa 1890-1940, prices vary from $1200-$8000

Great mark on billet.  These are a little short, either cut off or maybe for a kid, about 30", but good color and mark.  Probably from the 1930's, god shape, with 3 conchos on each leg and pockets.  All original and complete, belt appears to be about 28" to about 38" waist size.  $500