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 159
onlyone horfe, and being longer in the carriage than acommon gig, makes the appearance more uniformwidi that of a curricle, when ufed as fuch. If thiscarriage is properly conftru6led, it need not be tooheavy for one horfe, and a convenience is therebyobtained, to thofe who keep but two horfes,… … CURRICLE GIG. j 97 the weight, they may be fo made, as to be eafilyremoved when drawn by one. DESCRIPTION. THE Carriage made with Ihafts and a pole, foralternate life; a light daOiing leather in front; afmall platform-boot behind; ftraked wheels -, com-mon axletrees and boxes. The Body, a…
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