#031-T0060       $75.00

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

Horse-Drawn Funeral Vehicles
Edited by Michael D’Amato
American hearse manufacturers of the 19^th 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 19^th century funerals are given, including presidential and military funerals.  HB  414 pp.

#012-8007                            $37.00

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

#011-0801             $35.00

Calls of the Road (CD)
performed by Keith Snell
A collection of 46 traditional English road calls and 20 original tunes for the English coach horn.  CD only.

#012-6040                    $25.00