1927 Bohlin Catalog on CD - Saddlemaker and Silversmithing

Description

Edward H. Bohlin
1927 Illustrated Catalog on CD
From the Bohlin Shop
Bohlin immigrated to America at the age of 17 just before the outbreak of World War I. Determined to make his mark here, he immediately applied for citizenship and made his way westward. He worked as a cowboy and ranch hand in Montana and Wyoming and first conceived the idea of making quality saddles of distinctive design.
His Shop in 1927, "The Bohlin Shop", was located at 1610 1/2  Cahuenga, HO. 8020, Hollywood, California.  He never lost sight of the cowboys with whom he had lived and worked, and their need for sturdy, serviceable gear to take them through hard long days and nights on the range.
Edward H. Bohlin, saddlemaker and silversmith died in 1980. His craftsmanship continues in the hands of skilled craftsmen and women using original dies from Bohlin's designs.
Original saddle catalogs like this one, sell for anywhere from 0 to 0 a piece.  This CD reproduction is a permanent addition to your resource collection.
Plus, you can print the pages you want, as large as you want, when you want!
Unlike inexpensive "Reprints", this Compact disk contains high resolution scanned images which faithfully depict the pages of the Original.
Even if you already own this valuable resource guide, this is an opportunity to continue use the information to document your collection and yet, not risk damage to your original version.
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.
Sixty-Four Pages ~ Over Six Hundred Megabytes