HH- PANCHO VILLA
This unique holster style is from the Mexican Revolution period. Notice the low cut front to allow for a faster draw. This pattern was traced from the original which had all the decoration shown actually hand sewn in a method called “Piteado,” which used the fibers from cactus as thread. Our version involves hand tooling and a pigskin lining. The back ground is hand darkened for contrast. Note the rampant Mexican eagle with a snake in its beak sitting on a cactus in the center. The belt has a scalloped lower edge and lazy S style tooling on the top and bottom. There are 5 domed conchos made from actual antique Mexican coins as well as a wide buckle adorned with flowers and vines. The color is saddle tan with a chocolate background. The rig, as shown, with one holster ~ $450.
PANCHO VILLA
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