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United States Flag Horses (Page 2 of 2)
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1913 C.W. Parker (now restored) in Leavenworth, KS, on
the Parker carousel at the C.W.Parker Carousel Museum.
This horse is considered the lead horse on the carousel. It has a Kansas sunflower
on the chest, and an ear of corn carved behind the saddle -- a Parker trademark.
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1912 C.W.Parker from Flint, MI.
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The Lion is an early 1900 vintage Gustav Dentzel, in a private collection.
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Waterloo, WI -- Another C.W. Parker
dated 1911, and one of the first carousels
manufactured in Leavenworth, KS.
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1912 William Dentzel from Pullen
Park, Raleigh, NC. This was an old
style of carving that originated
before 1900, and used continually
through most of the Dentzel history.
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Crossroads Village, Flint, MI.
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From PTC #44 in King's Dominion,
Doswell, VA.
(Philadelphia Toboggan Company)
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Carved by Charles Carmel,
this figure now in a private
collection was probably carved
about 1914, during WWI.
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