Old Oregon Trail Marker - Bronze

In its full size, it is 36 inches in diameter, demonstrating a wagon traversing a difficult terrain with oxen and a hardy pioneer at the side.  Within the wagon is a mother and infant.  This large relief is in a number of key points along the Oregon Trail, ending at Baker, Oregon.  It found its way onto a United States postage stamp and also became the symbol of Pioneer High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  A smaller example of the Old Oregon Trail plaque, also bronze, is 11 inches in diameter.  Both are available in bronze castings.