1937 Bohlin Catalog on CD - Saddlemaker and Silversmithing

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Edward H. Bohlin
1937 Illustrated Catalog on CD
Saddlemaker and Silversmith
Bohlin's original designs incorporated gold and silver filigree used in combination with leather. His skill and artistry soon caught the eye of western movie idols such as Tom Mix and Gene Autry and a spectrum of sportsmen and horse enthusiasts with a cultivated eye for the efficiency and quality that distinguished Bohlin's impeccable design.
His shop, the Edward H. Bohlin Co., located at 5760 Sunset Boulevard, clinched his reputation as the
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saddlemaker to the stars."
He never lost sight of the cowboys with whom he had lived and worked, however, and their need for sturdy, serviceable gear to take them through hard long days and nights on the range.
Patrons could order western clothing directly from the catalog or have their western wear custom tailored using particular fabrics and patterns. A selection of Stetson hats topped off Bohlin's clothing line. Additional items featured in the catalog included a silver plated telephone, leather picture frames with silver filigree adornments, and automobile hood ornaments. Featured last was the downright practical that included sweat scrapers, hoof picks, boot hooks, bootjacks, and saddle soap.
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Pages were scanned as high resolution bit map files and then imported  into Adobe Acrobat for viewing or printing from Windows or Macintosh systems. A Copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader is included on every CD.
Two Hundred Thirty-Two Pages ~ Five hundred Thirty-Two megabytes
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