Omnibuses and cabs : their origin and history (1902)
Moore, Henry Charles · London : Chapman & Hall, ld. · leaf 59
few years,at the most, some means would be found formaking the vehicles stop only when required.Moreover, they were a novelty, and as such were 40 Omnibuses and Cabs patronised for a time. Unfortunately for Hancock,the eccentricities of the Autopsy and Era increased as the months went on, although… … THE ERA STEAM OMNIBUS. onmibus—the Automaton. This was a laraervehicle than his previous ones, being built to carrytwenty-two passengers, and to travel at an averagespeed of thirteen miles an hour. On its trial tripto Eomford and back, it did not, however, succeedin attaining a better average than…
Horses · Horse-drawn omnibuses · Carriages and carts
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