The beauty and grace of this skeleton-boot Victoria is typical of pre-civil war days. This particular carriage was used by Clark Gable and Vivian Leigh in the famous motion picture Gone With The Wind. It was built by the Studebaker company of Chicago, Illinois, the same company that in the 20th century built the Studebaker automobile.
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1860 Skeleton-Boot Victoria 2 Horses Poster
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1860 Skeleton-Boot Victoria 2 Horses
Vintage carriage illustration
The beauty and grace of this skeleton-boot Victoria is typical of pre-civil war days. This particular carriage was used by Clark Gable and Vivian Leigh in the famous motion picture Gone With The Wind. It was built by the Studebaker company of Chicago, Illinois, the same company that in the 20th century built the Studebaker automobile.
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3DMOONMAN said 25/03/2009 about
I have no idea how you made this !
It's looks like a old photo kinda but when you look at it it looks like you panted the whole thing ! It really COOL!
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Product id: 228481189172326266Created on 24/03/2009 05:56
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