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The Coson Carriage Collection
at Beechdale
by Tom Ryder
Beautiful presentation filled with color photographs of a remarkable
private carriage collection in Pennsylvania. Referred to as "the pride
of North America." Included in the collection are two-wheeled carriages,
coaches, sporting carriages, family carriages, coachman-driven carriages,
and sleighs. PB 176 pp.
#011-0801
$35.00
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Coachmaker: The Life
and Times of Philip Godsal 1747-1826
by John Ford
At a time when a private carriage was the most public statement
of wealth and fashion, Godsal was one of the great coachmaking
manufacturers. From detailed diaries and daily journals, we
get a rare look at the luxury trade of carriage making.
Students of transportation, design, and fashion will be fascinated
by the rich social and domestic history of the Regency period of
England. HB 248 pp.
#031-C1095
$100.00
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Carriage Trimmers’ Manual
by William FitzGerald
Reprint of the 1881 classic contains rare information on upholstery
and carriage interiors. Provides a valuable resource for materials
and tools used, as well as a guide to proper style and proportions.
Old-time recipes for cleaning, polishing, and blacking are included.
PB 361pp.
#031-C0003 $32.95
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The Marshall
Collection: Horse-Drawn Commercial Vehicles
with commentary by Ken Wheeling
A unique collection in New Hampshire devoted to commercial vehicles
that transported goods and services from the 18th to the early 20th
century. Delivery vehicles, farm wagons, sleighs, passenger
vehicles, pumpers, and circus wagons are included. Full-color photos
and excellent descriptions feature over 90 distinctive vehicles from
the US, Canada, and England. HB 189pp.
#031-M0001 $39.00
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Horse-Drawn Vehicles
by Carriage Museum of America
Originally published in the Hub magazine from Nov 1882 to Jan 1892,
this collection of 150 colored plates portrays the variety of vehicles
once produced in the US. Invaluable details such as dimensions,
finish, and trim are combined with working drawings and important commentary. HB 320 pp.
#011-0807
$100.00
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Horse-Drawn Ambulances
Edited by the Carriage Museum of America
Focuses on vehicles built specifically to care for the wounded and
injured. These include military, civilian, and veterinary
ambulances. Harness specifications are given for use with a US
Army wagon. Harness hangers and harness for emergency vehicles
are well described. Also included is an interesting section on
civilian disasters and how ambulances were used to care for the
victims. PB 368 pp.
#012-8006
$35.00
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Horse-Drawn Funeral Vehicles
Edited by Michael DAmato
American hearse manufacturers of the 19th century are
documented. The different styles and features of all types of
funeral vehicles are well illustrated. An extensive section is
devoted to lamps and other trimmings commonly used.
Descriptions of 19th century funerals are given,
including presidential and military funerals. HB 414 pp.
#012-8007
$37.00
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Hitch Wagons for City Driving
Edited by the Carriage Museum of America
Detailed descriptions, dimensions, working drawings, and photos of
business vehicles used to transport goods of various trades. Milk trucks, brewers wagons, piano moving vans, furniture delivery
wagons, stake trucks, and freight wagons for city use are all
documented. Discusses gears, brakes, springs, trees, tops,
seats, and other wagon parts. PB 393 pp.
#012-8005
$45.00
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Horse Drawn Sleighs
by Susan Green
A comprehensive look at all types of sleighs. Offers full
descriptions, detailed drawings, and over 250 illustrations. Also
included is a section covering essays on early sleighs and
sleighing. PB 263 pp.
#031-H3035 $35.00
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The Encyclopaedia of Carriage
Driving
by Sallie Walrond
Revised version provides a complete reference on every aspect of carriage
driving. Descriptions of various carriages, harness parts, driving terminology,
and historical figures are discussed. This wealth of technical information
is organized in an easy-to-find alphabetical format. Widely regarded
as the authoritative reference book on the subject. HB 315 pp.
#031-E0003 $45.00
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On the Box Seat
by Tom Ryder
A comprehensive guide to various types of harness, vehicles, equipment
and correct methods of driving. Particularly valuable are comprehensive
descriptions of proper appointments. Widely considered to be the standard
reference on driving today. Details of turnout and appointments for
various types of vehicles are addressed. 180 pp.
#012-3047 PB $12.95
#012-3111 HB
$40.00
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Standard References for Traditional Drivers:
Carriage and Harness Care
by the Carriage Association of America
Volume V in this educational series outlines the proper maintenance,
care, and storage of driving equipment. Includes sound advice
for protecting your investment in carriages and harness. PB 12 pp.
#012-3273 $5.00
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Carriages: A General Maintenance Book
What to look for to keep your carriage in tip-top shape. Discusses wheels,
bearings, hydraulic brakes, and battery-operated lights. Shows how to
bleed brakes on traditional wooden Amish-made carriages. Also
includes tips on storing and cleaning carriages. PB 10 pp.
#031-0251
$2.50
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A Driving Horse Photo Album
by Robert Mischka
A photographic study of the finer details of carriage driving. Over
300 color photographs from 2004-2005 show the wide diversity of
driving horses, events, and turnouts in North America. By acclaimed
horse photographer Bob Mischka. HB 167pp.
#031-D0002 $39.00
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Carriage Turnouts
by Carriage Association of America
The correct style of turnout appropriate for different types of carriages is detailed. Paint colors, upholstery, lamps, trim, harness, fittings, appointments, and suitability of horses are outlined. Proper dress for drivers, grooms, and passengers is discussed. This revised edition contains images from the CAA’s Carriage Identification Chart plus a table of pole and shaft dimensions. The classic reference for all drivers interested in preserving the traditions of the sport. PB 72pp.
#012-3433 $20.00
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Conservation and Restoration of Horse-Drawn Vehicles
by the Carriage Museum of America
Detailed information is
given on the correct way to
properly preserve a horsedrawn
vehicle. From wheels
and springs to paint and
upholstery, this informative
text will help you through the
proper steps of reclaiming
the quality and authenticity of any carriage. A list of
resources is particularly valuable. PB 230 pp.
#011-0810 $35.00
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