DESCRIPTION: Offered here is a great vintage studded bronc belt by the maker HH Heiser. The Herman H. Heiser Company became known nationwide, and even worldwide, in the early part of the 1900s, for being fine leather craftsman. Bronc belts were designed to help stabilize a rider when riding a bucking horse or bull. Today they are collectible and even worn as fashion statements. This is a nice example of an original bronco buster belt from the early part of the 1900s with studded accents and a cut glass center piece. The leather remains fairly supple and the maker's stamp is easy to see.
MAKER: Stamped HH Heiser, Denver Colo. (Herman H. Heiser)
APPROX AGE: Circa early 1900s.
SIZE: Belt measures 7 inches wide x 35-3/4 inches long.
CONDITION: Pretty good for its age, normal wear expected and a few extra holes put in it at some point in the past. Please look closely at the pictures as they are an important part of our description and are hereby incorporated into the description, specifically with regards to condition.