This lot features a vintage Heiser No. 125 Mexican loop right handed holster designed to fit a 7.5" Colt Single Action Army revolver. Heiser, based in Denver, Colorado, was one of the most respected makers of Western holsters and saddlery during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Their products were widely used by working cowboys, lawmen, and outdoorsmen and are well regarded today for their quality craftsmanship and classic Western styling.

The holster is constructed of brown leather in the traditional Mexican loop configuration, allowing the holster body to be secured to the backing panel with two wide loops. The front of the holster body features attractive hand carved floral tooling typical of classic Western leather work. The rear of the holster is stamped "125" above the oval "H. H. Heiser Maker Denver Colo." maker mark.

The leather shows expected age and carry wear including scuffs, darkening, and handling marks. The stitching and construction remain intact and the holster retains its strong Western appearance. This example represents a classic Heiser Mexican loop holster suitable for display alongside a long barrel Colt Single Action Army revolver.