Early 1900s, a horse blanket used in America when there were no TVs. The color schemes and patterns are cool, and it has a special atmosphere unique to horse blankets that have been around for over 100 years. At the time, different patterns were made at textile factories all over America, so the variety is also attractive. The number of existing blankets is small, and they are difficult to obtain even in the United States, so I have collected them little by little over 10 years. You can use it for a wide range of purposes, such as camping, picnics, laying it on a tent or wooden deck as a rug, or draping it over chairs and sofas. The red line has a stencil of "BLUE STONE," the blanket maker at the time. There is damage and fraying due to the more than 100 years of aging, but the fabric is still sturdy and has a wonderful style. Please enlarge the images to check the condition. size: 201cm x 207cm The same type of horse blanket is featured in "Horse Blanket Research REFERENCE MATERIAL BOOK," a reference book on vintage horse blankets collected over many years by Setsumasa Kobayashi of MOUNTAIN RESEARCH. *The "Horse Blanket Research REFERENCE MATERIAL BOOK" used for the reference image is a material book that states, "All Copy Free Material" use, reprint, modification, and alteration are freely permitted without limit. No prior notice is required." Thank you. Antique American Vintage Vintage USA Vintage Camping Gear Vintage Camping Equipment Tent Lantern Lamp Blanket Rug Carpet Setsumasa Kobayashi @anarchomountaineers009 Horse Blanket Research General Research GENERAL RESEARCH . . . .RESEARCH GENERAL STORE SETT URBAN RESEARCH Urban Research Arts & Science Mori no Mizube Camp Land Yamatomichi BROWN by 2-tacs 2tacs Brown by 2-tacs