Al. Fursttnow Saddlery Catalog No. 32 on CD, Miles City, Mt - Saddles, Spurs

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AL.  Furstnow
Saddlery Company
Catalog #32
Miles City, Montana
Al Furstnow, learned the      saddlery business from his father. At age 19, he worked for Collins in      Cheyenne in 1881.  In August 1884, he opened Furstnow’s Saddle Shop      with himself as the sole employee
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In December, his shop got a boost in  capital and another able business mind when Charlie Coggshall bought a  half-interest.
Furstnow and Coggshall added workers and  became the only major saddlery between Billings and Dickinson, ND. In 1899,  Furstnow and Coggshall split up, forming a rivalry that lasted well into the  20th Century.
This
is a Saddle  Catalog, from one of the most important Saddle Makers in the Western United  States.
Even if you can afford to own this valuable resource guide, this is an opportunity to continue to use the information to document your collection and yet, not risk damage to your original version.
And...
if you don't have access to this original catalog, this is a perfect opportunity to research and learn more about the Al. Furstnow Saddlery Company.
Unlike expensive "Reprints", this Compact disk contains high resolution scanned images which faithfully depict the pages of the Original.
All these pages are scanned into .pdf files for viewing and/or printing from Windows or Macintosh systems. A copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader is included on every CD.