Saddles, ceilings, and the WWII trade balance in Casper
Casper Wyoming saddler with forty years in business discusses wartime saddle tree demand, price ceilings, and the impact on small makers. He notes unemployment among treesmiths, plans for $120 weekly pay, and the need for ceiling lifting to revive production and sustain buyers nationwide.
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