This web page shows thirteen covers
from Hoofs and Horns Magazine that featured the art of Olaf Wieghorst.
The covers were published during the years 1938 to 1953. The short
excerpts about the covers are very interesting from a historical
perspective. Most of the cover art was produced while Olaf was
a mounted policeman in New York City. This was an eventful time
in history as our country was fighting a World War and some of
the covers are about patriotism, supporting the soldiers, and
the war effort. Click on a cover picture to get a larger image
and the information about the cover art. |
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Rakin'im
October, 1938
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Morgan
Bred
June, 1939
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A Freak
Ride
October, 1939
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Home
for Christmas
January, 1941
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All American
July, 1941
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Exhibition
Ride of a Champion
February, 1942
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The Spirit
of the Roughriders
November, 1942
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United
We Stand Yesterday and Today
July, 1943
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Buy
One of These Today - Back Him With Bonds
July, 1944
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Hello
Smoky!
October, 1944
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Pioneers
May, 1946
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My Pardner
December, 1951
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Waiting
January, 1953
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