Old West Wooden Stagecoach Model.  This stagecoach looks to be handmade. I am saying that because it has so many little intricate parts.  I found a little plaque Dempsey and Associates;  1075 N Miller Rd; Suite 162; Scottsdale, AZ 85257; Tl 602-949-7964; FX 949-8488.  There is no date so I cannot place a date on this.  Some of the features on the stagecoach; The top of the coach has two sacks, a gun, a stick with leather wrapped on one side, two trunks and an iron rail around three sides of the top.  It has a back  driver's seat.  I guess for the lookout.  There is a muslin covered storage bin.  The doors to the coach open.  The door has a window and there are two other windows on each side of the coach. The windows have a rolled up muslin curtain.  The inside of the coach is lined in a reddish felt fabric.  There is a stepping board on each side beneath the door.  The outer edges of the wheels and encased in metal and the spokes are made of wood.  The front seat looks like it would hold two riders.  There is an attached yoke.  The  hand brake works to stop the large back wheels.  It has two large wheels and two smaller wheels.  I do not see any broken pieces; everything seems to be intact.