This lot features a classic H.H. Heiser Western holster and cartridge belt rig configured for a right handed shooter. The rig includes a Heiser No. 62 cartridge belt and a No. 753 holster designed to fit a 7.5 inch Colt Single Action Army revolver. The belt is richly tooled with traditional Western floral patterns and fitted with 30 cartridge loops sized for .45 Colt cartridges. The belt is marked as size 34 and measures approximately 33 inches from the closest adjustment hole to where the buckle meets the leather and approximately 37 inches to the furthest hole. The inside of the belt is additionally marked "WALLNER," likely indicating a prior owner.

The holster is constructed of brown leather with decorative tooling and rawhide style lacing along the edge, consistent with classic Western saddle leather construction. The holster body is marked with the Heiser Denver maker stamp and appears sized appropriately for a 7.5 inch barreled Colt Single Action Army revolver. The rig shows typical handling and age wear to the leather surfaces but retains strong tooling detail and overall structure. H.H. Heiser of Denver, Colorado was one of the most respected makers of Western leather goods in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and their holsters and cartridge belts remain highly collectible among Western and firearms enthusiasts.