Ware, Francis M · New York : Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 17
Ladys Phaeton . . . . . . . . .210 Park Coach and Four (Loin-Straps, etc., Worn) . . 224 Road-Wagon, Low Wheels .270 One-man Road-Wagon, Low Wheels . . . .270 The Runner Collars Him 282 An Easy Win 282 A Close Finish 282 A Final Challenge 290 High-wheel One-man Road-Wagon and Roadster . 308… … HE pastime of driving is unique in that itappeals, as does no other pleasure, to all ages,sexes, classes and conditions; to the strong andthe decrepit; to the bold and the timid. Fromearliest times the possession of a vehicle hasalways been regarded as an emblem of success in life;a visible token…
Horses · Driving of horse-drawn vehicles · Carriages and carts · Harnesses · Sleighing
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