Antique Tooled Leather Horse Saddle memo pad as well as a newpaper

as well as a newpaper clipping from the time explaining the significance of the piece

Exhibits moderate signs of wear including rust and color loss

the second pharaoh of the Fourth Dynasty

Tin advertising sign for Soldier Boy tobacco

Antique Tooled Leather Horse Saddle memo pad as well as a newpaperc. 1920s 1930s; (likely) Bona Allen Company Buford, GA A richly tooled leather Western saddle with deep floral carving and a high horn pommel, showing the craftsmanship of the Bona Allen workshops. The seat is shaped and stitched for working use, with fenders and skirts retaining original floral stamping. A patinated, time earned surface reflects decades of honest handling. Likely produced by the Bona Allen Company founded in 1873 and widely regarded