By around 1938, The Mint’s symbolic red and green neon bucking horse came to be, visible far up and down Main Street. The emblem was already well-known, with possibly the earliest variation on a wind-vane at the Gallatin Ranch in Big Horn.
By around 1938, The Mint’s symbolic red and green neon bucking horse came to be, visible far up and down Main Street. The emblem was already well-known, with possibly the earliest variation on a wind-vane at the Gallatin Ranch in Big Horn.