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This Lady’s Pony Phaeton came from the Beaufort family who also donated the Landaulette to the Tyrwh…
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A Landau of standard shape and proportions for a team of four horses, with a folding leather hood, S…
This is very good, complete example of quite a rare carriage made by one of the leading coach builde…
This carriage was owned by Tyrwhitt-Drake and is thought to have originally belonged to Lord Lonsdal…
A phaeton is a four-wheeled carriage that was driven by the owner, and never by his professional coa…
Oil on canvas painting of a mailcoach struggling through the snow. One of the leaders has fallen. By…
Oil on canvas painting of Major General Norcliffe of Dalton Hall riding in a Russian Droshky. Painte…
This carriage has, until recently, been listed as an Invalid Carriage dating from the turn of the tw…
This float is a stylish well-built example for general purpose use. The builders, Lamble and Co were…
Messrs Andrew Collyer’s Mail Coach painted by an unknown artist in a style inspired by John Cordrey.
A photograph of the miniature coach and four owned and exhibited by Bertram's Circus.
A photograph of Bertram Mill's miniature coach outside Cockington Forge, Devon.
A photograph of a miniature Hansom Cab being driven by a young boy on a London Street.
An advertisement for the Nimrod Roach Coach.
A coachbuilder's design for an Omnibus by Maythorn and Sons of Biggleswade.
A superb Victoria built by one of the top London coachbuilders Barker and Co. It doesn’t get much be…
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