Juan Estrada
Bit/Spur Maker
Birthplace: Mexico
Juan Estrada, bit and spur maker from Mexico worked for GS Garcia until 1910 when he moved to Winnemucca, NV to work for the Goldberg-Staunton Saddlery Company. In 1923 when the business was sold he moved to San Francisco and formed a partnership with Raphael Gutierrez. Estrada’s distinctive style incorporated the cabbage leaf/paisley design with numerous tiny, symmetrical interior dots.
High Noon sells more collectible bits & spurs than anyone else in the world.
Below: John Wayne's Personal Bohlin Spurs.
Price realized: $25,300.
Above: Tapia Bit. Price realized: $50,600.
Below: Jesus Tapia Spurs.
Price realized: $23,500.
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