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Saddle Earns $121,000 At High Noon Auction

Published: January 24, 2017

MESA, ARIZ. – A little over halfway past the middle mark of Brian Lebel’s High Noon auction January 21, a Keyston Bros, San Francisco, exhibition saddle crossed the block. It earned $121,000, including the buyer’s premium, to be one of the sale’s highlights.

A complete report on the auction will appear in a future edition.

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Saddle Earns $121,000 At High Noon Auction

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