Nothing is more evocative of the Old West than a stagecoach.
In the heyday of overland staging, the 1850s and 60s, Wells Fargo boasted a line of 1,500 horses and 150 Concord coaches. Wells Fargo's only business enterprise. Nevertheless, Wells Fargo was the largest express company of the time and stagecoaching was the backbone of the early express companies. Today, the Wells Fargo stagecoach is one of the most visible corporate logos in America. But what makes it unique is its tangible connection to the Old West.