by Gene Fowler
Prosser Martin, Del Rio’s Cowboy Outfitter
“If made of leather, we make it”
The late Prosser Martin of Del Rio, Texas, first crossed my radar in the 1980s, when I read a book Read more
By Edward Loya
William “Bill” Henry Knight is widely considered one of the greatest stampers of all time. Due to family obligations, he cut his stamping career short, leaving leatherwork at the height of his craft, at age Read more
Teaching leathercrafting to disabled veterans brought rewarding results
By Lynn Ascrizzi
“. . . any form of the arts, like leather, music, pottery and painting, has a positive effect on people who can’t cope with PTSD Read more
”He swore that oath to protect and serve, Pours his heart and soul into both those words.“ –from The Weight of the Badge by Bubba Strait,Dean Dillon and George Strait One day Read more
”He swore that oath to protect and serve, Pours his heart and soul into both those words.“ –from The Weight of the Badge by Bubba Strait,Dean Dillon and George Strait
”He swore that oath to protect and serve, Pours his heart and soul into both those words.“
–from The Weight of the Badge by Bubba Strait,Dean Dillon and George Strait
One day Read more
By Nick Pernokas
In the days of the old west, it wasn’t unusual to see someone who had more than one occupation. In remote areas, it was helpful if a man was able to do more than one Read more
Sometimes, no matter how hard we plan and pursue our chosen course, fate steps in to change our path. In the case of George Cubic, this persistent course correction created a talented craftsman.
George was born in Eastern Europe in 1956. His father, Viktor, immigrated with his family to the United States Read more
Liisa Andreassen
It happened when he was 11. Brian Thomas walked into his local shoe repair and leather store and was quickly seduced by the sultry smell that lingered in the air. He just knew he had to find a way to be around it and he Read more
By Gene Fowler
“I’m the good-lookin’ one,” jokes Robert Thompson III of Triple T Holsters in Kemah, Texas,when asked Read more
The young cowboy dropped his bag on the ground and loosened the cinches on his saddle. The saddle he set a little more carefully on Read more
By Liisa Andreassen
Sarah Ford, a San Angelo, Texas-native, former Marine officer and Harvard Business School grad is the CEO, founder and creative director of Ranch Road Boots – a brand deeply rooted in Ford’s love for the American Read more
