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Mario Hanel Belt and Holster Rig
Money cartridge money belt and holster rig, 43ā long and 2 7/8ā wide with an early Main & Winchester style holster for a 7 1/2ā .44 W.C.F. Colt Frontier Six Shooter with raised incised floral carving.
Mario Hanel graduated high school in 1985, fully intending to become a logger. An injury changed Marioās life and course by redirecting his recovery and subsequent focus to a restorative leather working hobby. Enamored with his newfound talent and skill, Mario began absorbing all the books on leather, saddle making and tooling that he could find. He began working for accomplished local and regional saddle makers who provided both knowledge and motivation. By the mid 1990s, he was already a high coveted and gifted craftsman winning a TCAA (Traditional Cowboy Artists) scholarship to study with Idahoās renowned, Cary Schwarz. Mario frequently credits artistic inspiration from the early California saddlery icons like Santa Barbaraās Samuel Loomis and the Bay Areaās Main & Winchester. Mario, his wife Amanda and their two daughters currently reside in Chiloquin, OR.
Mario Hanel graduated high school in 1985, fully intending to become a logger. An injury changed Marioās life and course by redirecting his recovery and subsequent focus to a restorative leather working hobby. Enamored with his newfound talent and skill, Mario began absorbing all the books on leather, saddle making and tooling that he could find. He began working for accomplished local and regional saddle makers who provided both knowledge and motivation. By the mid 1990s, he was already a high coveted and gifted craftsman winning a TCAA (Traditional Cowboy Artists) scholarship to study with Idahoās renowned, Cary Schwarz. Mario frequently credits artistic inspiration from the early California saddlery icons like Santa Barbaraās Samuel Loomis and the Bay Areaās Main & Winchester. Mario, his wife Amanda and their two daughters currently reside in Chiloquin, OR.
PERIOD: Late 20th Century
ORIGIN: Oregon, United States
SIZE: 43"L
$2,000.00
Mario Hanel Belt and Holster Rigā
$2,000.00
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Money cartridge money belt and holster rig, 43ā long and 2 7/8ā wide with an early Main & Winchester style holster for a 7 1/2ā .44 W.C.F. Colt Frontier Six Shooter with raised incised floral carving.
Mario Hanel graduated high school in 1985, fully intending to become a logger. An injury changed Marioās life and course by redirecting his recovery and subsequent focus to a restorative leather working hobby. Enamored with his newfound talent and skill, Mario began absorbing all the books on leather, saddle making and tooling that he could find. He began working for accomplished local and regional saddle makers who provided both knowledge and motivation. By the mid 1990s, he was already a high coveted and gifted craftsman winning a TCAA (Traditional Cowboy Artists) scholarship to study with Idahoās renowned, Cary Schwarz. Mario frequently credits artistic inspiration from the early California saddlery icons like Santa Barbaraās Samuel Loomis and the Bay Areaās Main & Winchester. Mario, his wife Amanda and their two daughters currently reside in Chiloquin, OR.
Mario Hanel graduated high school in 1985, fully intending to become a logger. An injury changed Marioās life and course by redirecting his recovery and subsequent focus to a restorative leather working hobby. Enamored with his newfound talent and skill, Mario began absorbing all the books on leather, saddle making and tooling that he could find. He began working for accomplished local and regional saddle makers who provided both knowledge and motivation. By the mid 1990s, he was already a high coveted and gifted craftsman winning a TCAA (Traditional Cowboy Artists) scholarship to study with Idahoās renowned, Cary Schwarz. Mario frequently credits artistic inspiration from the early California saddlery icons like Santa Barbaraās Samuel Loomis and the Bay Areaās Main & Winchester. Mario, his wife Amanda and their two daughters currently reside in Chiloquin, OR.
PERIOD: Late 20th Century
ORIGIN: Oregon, United States
SIZE: 43"L
