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Baker's Cart of City Bakery

An American photograph of a four wheeled Bakers Cart being driven by a lady with a male companion. C…

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Goat Carriages in a Park

A photograph of children taking rides in carriages harnessed to goats.

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The Dress Carriage of Viscount Eversley in Hyde Park, London

The Dress Carriage of Viscount Eversley in Hyde Park, London. Painted by Edwin Frederick Holt 1830-1…

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A Gentleman Driving a Team of Horses to a Park Drag

A gentleman drives a team of grey horses harnessed to a Park Drag past the stable block of Burton Co…

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Town Coach

McNaught Co were a good firm of coachbuilders but perhaps not really known for producing Town Coach…

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Estate Van

This is a lovely example of an estate van, well built and rather unusual being of such a large size…

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Horse and Carriage Outside a House in Brockhole

A gentleman is about to be driven to a destination by a liveried groom driving a horse put to a Rall…

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Luton Culture

Luton Culture incorporates the musuems run by the county council. Stockwood Park Discovery Centre ha…

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The Crack Team

A fine looking team of chestnut horses known as The Crack Team are put to a Park Drag and travel alo…

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Tyrwhitt-Drake Museum of Carriages

Located on Mill Street in the centre of Maidstone, the Tyrwhitt-Drake Museum of Carriages offers an…

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Sedan Chair

Being of a large size this Sedan Chair would have required more than two chairmen to carry it. It wa…

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Barouche

A carriage for taking pleasure drives in around parks with seating for two people. This Barouche has…

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Clarence

A carriage that is long since past its prime.Country estates and town households would have had a fl…

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Sediola

The Sediola is an Italian gig used by wealthy gentlemen in cities but also used to travel across the…

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Growler

A Growler for a single horse. This carriage was a working vehicle and has an angular profile and mai…

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Mail Phaeton

A phaeton is a four-wheeled carriage that was driven by the owner, and never by his professional coa…