The Above saddle belonged to Florence Scheble of Medford Oregon (Photo to Right). She was the favorite niece of pioneer Judge Thomas Burke of Seattle Washington, who had it custom made for her about 1900, when she was a little girl living on the family farm. She treasured it and always kept it in her house. When it passed down to her children, they displayed it on a rocking horse made especially for the saddle. It is now part of my collection and will be displayed at the Mexican Consulate of Portland, in an exhibition the first week of August.
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Submitted by Pat Blaire
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Photo to Left of a beautiful side saddle hunt print named "Lady's Pursuit" by Judy Gibson that was given to Tammie Conway by a riding friend's parents.
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The Polich's are downsizing their home and were discussing who would love their prints as much as them and remembered Tammie rides side saddle so contacted her and she of course said she would love to rehome them!
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Photo Above of a second side saddle print The Polich's gave to Tammie Conway when downsizing their home.
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Photo to Right of two stamps that Marybeth Walker bought on eBay several years ago.
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Photo Below of one of Marybeth Walker's side saddle motif handkerchiefs.
Photo Above of a side saddle doll Marybeth Walker made- this is a Mistress of the Manor Barbie outfit. She waited a few years to find the dress at an affordable price.
Photo Above Left of a statue of Queen Elizabeth for sale at the Guards Palace in London Kit took many years ago.
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Photo Above Right of Queen Elizabeth in a parade that Kit took at the Guards Palace on same trip to London
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Submitted by Kit Roszko
Photo Above of Marybeth Walker's Bonnie Blue Butler doll in a blue side saddle riding habit with red gloves that she found on eBay.
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Photo Above Top Right of Marybeth's matching plate in Gone with the Wind series of Bonnie's blue side saddle riding habit.
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Photo Above Bottom Right of both the plate and doll on display in Marybeth's home.