Crates Saddles For Sale
Below are Crates saddles for sale on eBay. You will find both new and used Crates saddles. Please scroll down for a brief history of the Crates Leather Company.
About The Crates Leather Company
The Crates Leather Company dates back to the mid-1930's when Robert H. Crates bought a harness, horse collar, and saddle shop In Chattanooga, TN. Initially he operated the business with a partner, but in the early 1950's Robert assumed full ownership of the company. Also in the 1950's sons Daniel and Robert C. joined the business, building at one time what was considered the largest company in the industry, producing in excess of one thousand saddles per week.
After the company was sold in 1980, Robert H, Daniel, and key employees of the former company established Crates Leather Company in 1981 in Chattanooga, TN, making it their mission to produce a limited number of high quality, up-scale western saddles.
Currently, Crates saddles are still hand-made, one at a time, in a forty thousand square foot plant in Chattanooga, TN. They concentrate on saddles and tack for team roping, steer wrestling, team penning, reining, working cowhorse, calf roping, and barrel racing but also offer many models in endurance, trail and pleasure riding. Ownership and management remains with the Crates family.
Saddles on eBay
Saddles By Type
- Barrel Saddles
- Barrel Racing Saddles, Billy Cook
- Black Leather Saddles
- Draft Horse Saddles
- Ranch Saddles
- Roping Saddles
- Roping Saddles, Cheap (under $300)
Note: This means current bid - the winning bid could be higher - Treeless Saddles
- Saddles Under $300
Note: This means current bid - the winning bid could be higher - Synthetic English Saddles
- Synthetic Western Saddles
- Used Billy Cook Saddles
- Used Cutting Saddles
- Used English Saddles
- Used Roping Saddles
- Used Western Saddles
- Youth / Child Saddles
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