From the main highways to the back roads, they stand proudly on top of old and new barns alike. Some are made of painted wood or lead filled copper. Others are made of cast iron or brass. They speak of Currier & Ives and times gone by, of your grandmother and grandfather, of farmland and cow pastures, of holidays and traditions, and warm crackling fires on cold winter nights. If you love horses your barn is not a horse barn without one. They represent hours of cleaning stalls, and replacing one shoe after another. They symbolize a soft muzzle with gentle approving breath against your cheek and the quiet munching of hay. For those who ride, every day is a holiday, and for those who don’t, seeing a snow covered horse weathervane mounted on a barn cupola in the middle of December brings forth a festive spirit, complete with the sound of distant whinnying and the steady gallop of hooves across a rolling New England landscape.

5" x 7" printed in a rich brown on smooth 100% post consumer waste recycled paper.

Greeting:
“May the prevailing winds of the Holiday Season bring you peace and prosperity throughout the New Year.”