Save a Horse, Ride a Cable Car Print

Save a Horse, Ride a Cable Car 🚋🐎

An original illustration of a horse riding a cable car — inspired by a trip to the Cable Car Museum, steep hills, and very specific sense of humor.

Product details:

• 4.72” x 4.72” print of original acrylic painting
  
• Printed on heavyweight cardstock
  
• Can be mailed as a postcard or framed as a mini art print
• Includes fun fact on back: 

  In 1869, Andrew Smith Hallidie saw horses struggling to pull streetcars up SF's famously steep hills and invented a better way to ride. That idea became the cable car in 1873-saving the horses and becoming an SF.