1944 Print Bullboat Covered Wagon Oregon Trail Horse Colonists River Caravan FZ7 GF4 imparts to her skin a

imparts to her skin a fresh

Please note the deckle edge on the top and left margins

or fur bonnet

This is an original 1943 World War II black and white print ad for the American Association of Railroads

Directed by Edward Dmytryk

1944 Print Bullboat Covered Wagon Oregon Trail Horse Colonists River Caravan FZ7 GF4 imparts to her skin aThis is an original 1944 color print of covered bullboats. The boats were built by killing a number of bull buffalo, skinning them, and stretching their hides around the body of a small wagon or framework. The hides needed to shrink until dry, and then they could be filled with goods to be floated across the river. This image is from a series originally created by Alfred J. Miller in 1837. Miller traveled with the American Fur Company's supply caravan