This lot features a classic H.H. Heiser western gun belt and right handed holster rig manufactured in Denver, Colorado. The belt is marked "HEISER MAKER DENVER COLO." and stamped "16", while the holster is marked "730." The rig is right handed and designed to fit a 5.5" Colt Single Action Army revolver. Heiser was one of the most respected American makers of western leather goods in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for producing high quality saddlery, holsters, and cartridge belts favored by working cowboys, lawmen, and sportsmen throughout the American West.

The belt and holster are constructed from heavy leather with attractive floral tooling across the belt body and holster pouch. The belt is fitted with a large steel buckle and retains its original loop keeper. Unlike many frontier style gun belts, this example is configured without cartridge loops, giving the belt a cleaner and more streamlined appearance while still maintaining the distinctive western rig profile. The belt is marked size 40 and measures approximately 38" from the closest hole to where the buckle meets the leather and roughly 43" to the far hole.

The holster features matching floral tooling and a stitched belt slot attachment. The leather shows expected age and handling wear while remaining structurally sound and well preserved overall. Western holster rigs produced by H.H. Heiser remain highly collectible for their craftsmanship, western heritage, and association with classic Colt Single Action Army revolvers. This example represents a handsome and authentic western gun rig well suited for display alongside a period Colt revolver or western memorabilia collection.