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$565 · Antique - Trappers / Hunters Packboard - Made By Roy S. Seward - Golden, BC.
Antique - Trappers / Hunters Wood & Leather Packboard - Made By Roy S. Seward - Golden, British Columbia. Add a touch of rustic charm to your home with this Antique Trappers/Hunters Wood & Leather Packboard, The British Columbia Hunter’s Pack Board is expertly crafted by Roy S. Seward in Golden, British Columbia. This unique piece features a sturdy wooden frame with authentic leather straps and buckles, perfect for adding a touch of wilderness to your decor. Whether you're a collector of vintage outdoor gear or simply looking to add a conversation piece to your home, this packboard is sure to impress. Embrace the spirit of adventure with this one-of-a-kind piece from the heart of the Canadian wilderness. Shipping within Canada and the continental United States is complimentary with purchase. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. Cited- The Golden BC Museum…. Roy Seward at age twenty-one, started to perform “The Calgary Rope Act.” He was better known in the rodeo circus as “Calgary Red,” and performed in the United States and Canada. He also appeared in Madison Square Gardens. He walked slack rope while performing this act. Due to failing health he retired from it in 1965. Mr. Seward was also a fire warden for the B.C. Forestry. He invented a packboard called the “B.C. Hunter’s Packboard,” and a special version of this for the Forestry. He was also a well-known big game guide and outfitter, and continued this until November of 1972. Seward at age twenty-one, started to perform “The Calgary Rope Act.” He was better known in the rodeo circus as “Calgary Red,” and performed in the United States and Canada. He also appeared in Madison Square Gardens. He walked slack rope while performing this act. Due to failing health he retired from it in 1965. Mr. Seward was also a fire warden for the B.C. Forestry. He invented a packboard called the “B.C. Hunter’s Packboard,” and a special version of this for the Forestry. He was also a well-known big game guide and outfitter, and continued this until November of 1972.
