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H.H. Heiser Catalogs

1909 - Catalog No. 13

Holstory-Gun Leather of the 20th Century ©2018 by R.E.D. Nichols & John Witty, page 98, Figure 94 Heiser's No. 13 is calculated to be for 1909 and was the first issue known to contain holsters. Heiser, noted as 'deceased', lived until 1904 and his sons incorporated the company ("Co.) in 1906. They shifted from this address in 1910. Courtesy R. Nichols collection.

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1910 - Catalog No. 14

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1921 - Catalog No. 19

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Circa 1921 Heiser holster catalog No.19 with 64 numbered pages. The catalog is in fair condition with all pages, some separated. Apparently, this is the 1st "Son of a Gun" catalog, except the rear cover kid, dressed up as a cowboy, is pictured in flesh tones; while the overall front cover and rear cover has hints of red. Interestingly, the rear cover shows a poster with a Bill Hart caption. Bill Hart was a silent movie cowboy star from 1914 to about 1925. The circa 1934, completely red colored front and rear cover "Son of a Gun" 48 page catalog has the same rear cover poster of Bill Hart, except without a caption, as by 1934 Bill Hart had faded into memory.

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1922 - Catalog No. 20

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1925 - Catalog No. 23

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1934 - Catalog No. 30

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The circa 1934, completely red colored front and rear cover "Son of a Gun", 48 page catalog has the same rear cover poster of Bill Hart as the 1921 catalog, except without a caption, as by 1934 Bill Hart had faded into memory.

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