Stagecoach Trunk by Nathan Neat

This exceptional 19th-century Nathan Neat stagecoach box represents a remarkable piece of American transportation history. Crafted with authentic pony skin construction, this antique trunk exemplifies the craftsmanship and durability required for cross-country journeys during the stagecoach era. Its weathered patina and sturdy design tell stories of countless miles traveled across frontier landscapes. A distinguished addition for collectors of Americana, this functional artifact serves as both a conversation piece and a tangible connection to the golden age of American travel.

• It is covered in cowhide and features brass studding.
• The original lock plate is present.
• Nathan Neat was a Boston merchant who started his company around 1825.
• These boxes were used to safeguard important papers during coach travel.

Features

Size: 9" x 18" x 11"

Fragile with age

American pony skin box by Nathan Neat, Saddle, Cap, and Trunk-maker.