"Through the winding roads of Hiccuboro. Through the rain, wind, and sleet-driven countryside, the Black Rider, (as he has come to be known) became legend throughout the outlying Iron Hill country. He came and went silently, parcels strapped to his riding cycle. He was never quite seen, his presence often realized by the deliveries made in the late night or wee hours of the mornings. Employed by the postal office in the territory of the Thousand Weed Marsh, even his overseers began to think of him as inexplicable, his voice and face forgotten. Solitary by nature and choosing a mysterious existence, he even directed his monthly pay to be placed in a paper bag on a mail hook outside the train depot. He comes and goes like a dream and he never missed a delivery. He rides ever on."

An illustration from the studio of Robert Bridges!

Each print is created on archival paper and lightly hand repainted. It will come with a signed artist's certificate of authenticity on the back. The whimsical story written by the artist will be included on a separate sheet of paper. It will be sealed in a flat cello bag and mailed First Class in a reinforced envelope within 3-5 business days.

Sheet Size: 8" X 10" or 11" x 14"

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