A true piece of American folk sculpture, this early 20th century copper running thoroughbred weathervane carries the spirit of open fields, race tracks, and the restless energy of the American landscape. Mounted on its original pole with copper directionals, the horse remains a powerful silhouette, frozen mid-stride as if still chasing the wind. Decades spent outdoors have given the copper an extraordinary living patina: layers of weather, sun, and time etched into every surface. Now preserved indoors on a custom wood base, it has traded the rooftop for a place of honor, where its scars and imperfections can be appreciated up close. This is not a polished reproduction or a decorative imitation; it is the real thing, shaped by craftsmanship and circumstance. A weathered survivor of American ingenuity, it wears every mark of its journey with pride.