Wild West Stagecoach Photo Booth Hire
The rootin tootin centerpiece of any wild west themed event is our replica stagecoach. Modeled on the traditional Abbot and Downing ‘Concord’ coach made famous in Calamity Jane and the John Ford film ‘Stagecoach’, this is a fabulous photo booth, allowing your guests not only to be photographed and receive an instant price inside the booth, but also to have their pictures taken in front of the coach. Throw in the list of additional props provided with the coach and you almost have a complete theme with this one product!
Additional Props Provided With Photo Booth Hire
When hiring our wild west stagecoach photo booth, you not only receive the stunning replica stagecoach, but it comes with the following at no extra charge;
- Music system playing Country and Western songs
- Replica Saguaro Cactus (the cactus plants seen in any western film)
- Cowboy and Saloon Girl peep board (where you poke your head through for a photograph)
- Campfire
- Whisky Barrel
- A selection of trunks and suitcases on the roof shot with indian arrows
- Digital sound effects unit with bugle calls, gunshots etc
- Indian Totem Pole
- Genuine Tumbleweed (Imported from Texas)
- Wild West themed props for use in the booth
- Custom themed prints (mini wanted poster, cowboy shootout etc)
Peep Board
Totem Pole
The first Concord stagecoach was built in 1827. Abbot Downing Company employed leather strap braces under their stagecoaches which gave a swinging motion instead of the jolting up and down of a spring suspension. The company manufactured over forty different types of carriages and wagons at the wagon factory in Concord, New Hampshire. Concord stagecoaches were built so solidly it became known they didn't break down but just wore out.
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