The store was … The store was located at 468-472 Main St. at the corner of Bannatyne Ave. In the 80’s it was owned by future Amyor Susan Thompson. Closed in the mid 90’s, the building is now occupied by an antique store. But to this day you can still see a Birt Saddlery sign on the back of the building.
For sure, … For sure, especially from the Agricultural heartland from where this guy is sending these commercials (Winnipeg, Manitoba) to Alberta (Calgary & Edmonton area) TONS of farmers, they all listen to country music and follow same influences such as you’d find in Texas, even to the point that for many girls there, the biggest wish is to go on vacation to finally get to see the Grand Ole Oprey in Tennessee!
Dude, I totally … Dude, I totally remember this stuff- Birt Saddlery commercials were on late at night- especially during late Saturday when original Star Trek was on reruns on CBC!!
Kid Claus rides over to get some western clothing.
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:32 am
Actually Thompson …
Actually Thompson ran the business into the ground. Daddy would be proud.
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:32 am
Actually, Thompson …
Actually, Thompson took the family business and ran it into the ground. Daddy would be proud.
Anyone know who that old radio guy is at the very end?
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:32 am
The store was …
The store was located at 468-472 Main St. at the corner of Bannatyne Ave. In the 80’s it was owned by future Amyor Susan Thompson. Closed in the mid 90’s, the building is now occupied by an antique store. But to this day you can still see a Birt Saddlery sign on the back of the building.
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:32 am
For sure, …
For sure, especially from the Agricultural heartland from where this guy is sending these commercials (Winnipeg, Manitoba) to Alberta (Calgary & Edmonton area) TONS of farmers, they all listen to country music and follow same influences such as you’d find in Texas, even to the point that for many girls there, the biggest wish is to go on vacation to finally get to see the Grand Ole Oprey in Tennessee!
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:32 am
Western wear is …
Western wear is even popular sold in Canada?
February 22nd, 2010 at 6:32 am
Dude, I totally …
Dude, I totally remember this stuff- Birt Saddlery commercials were on late at night- especially during late Saturday when original Star Trek was on reruns on CBC!!