A majestic sized sculpture of a team of six horses pulling a stagecoach, reminiscent of the classic 1939 motion picture "Stagecoach" starring John Wayne, with a pair of drivers holding the reins of the galloping horses. The coach is portrayed with baggage loaded on the roof, just coming down a small hill as the front pair of horses rear up while the drivers reign them into shape. Fitted with a contrasted marble base with "STAGECOACH" marked brass name tag, and "CM Russell" signed onto the back of the stagecoach for famed American Western artist Charles M. "Kid" Russell (1864-1926), who crafted more than 2,000 paintings set in the western United States and Canada, as well as bronze sculptures like this example. With the following approximate dimensions: 37 1/2 inches long, 9 1/2 inches wide, 12 inches tall, weight is approximately 90 pounds.