A treatise on carriages : comprehending coaches, chariots, phaetons, curricles, whiskies, &c. : together with their proper harness, in which the fair prices of every article are accurately stated (1796)
Felton, William, Debrett, John, d. 1822 · London : Printed for and sold by the author, and by J. Debrett ... [and 5 others] · leaf 278
s not all regularlyufed with every kind of carriage; butthere are no phaetons or chaifes finifhed withoutone or the other, which makes it necefTary todefcribe them feparately, that the proprietor ofa carriage may chufe either, as is bell fuited tohis inclination. SECT. 1. CHAISE HEADS. PLATE XX.… … CHAISE HEADS, &c. 2*3 principal obie6lions to them are, the additional■weight of themlelves, befides impeding thedraught, if oppofite to the wind; but one greatadvantage in them is the eafe they can be remov-ed with, according to the expectation of theweather. They are of two different forms,…
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