Ware, Francis M[organ], 1857- [from old catalog] · New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 207
k, and accommodates only the twoservants. The vehicle has a perch and collinge or mail axles.The body and the hind boot are always alike in colour, whilethe box-risers, the toe-board, etc., are like running-gear; thecloth of seats matches predominant colour of vehicle. Thehind boot door is hinged… … APPOINTMENTS conveying a lunch. The interior Hnings are of leather orcloth, and there are the usual fittings of hat-straps, pockets,lamp-sockets, etc., the lamps being carried inside duringthe daytime. All aprons and rugs are carried, neatlyfolded, on the front seat; the shutters are down. The…
Driving of horse-drawn vehicles · Carriages and carts · Harnesses
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