Even though the Pony Express only operated for a short period of time, it will never be forgotten. The daring riders braved everything imaginable to deliver the mail.
It all began in 1860 and ended a short 18 months later. The Pony Express fell victim to technology, a piece of wire known as the telegraph.
This bronze depicts a rider busting though the brush and chaparral. Looking at "Bustin' The Brush" you'll feel the thrill of riding as hard as the horse can run.
"Bustin' The Brush"
Edition Size 45
Approximately 19" long x 12"wide x 17" high
