sses in the toppart after the manner of an ordinarybrougham door. The doors, meeting together in the centrewhen closed, form a half circle, and to openthem the passenger pushes each into a slideon either side of the body, which is curvedto admit of this. The doors can also beopened and closed by… … III advantages which have secured a certainamount of acceptance for it ; the vehicleis easy to enter and leave, and the uprightdoors afford more space to the occupant.It is worthy of note, too, that with hisimprovements Mr. Knight contrived toconsiderably reduce the weight of the cab ;it scales…
Horses · Carriages and carts
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