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The Carriage Journal
COACHING IN AMERICA, by Elizabeth Toomey Seabrook. MY FATHER'S LIVERY STABLE, by George}, WHY THE HACKNEY HORSE? by Chauncey Stillman .. A HISTORY OF CARRIAGES, by Lt. Col, Paul II. Downing. RESTORATION OF CARRIAGES - TRIMMING . BOOK REVIEW: Driving for Pleasure, by Francis T. Underhill COLONIAL STAGE W AGGON TO ENLIVEN 18th CENTURY SCENE IN WILLIAMSBURG GEORGE W.W. HOUGHTON, The Hub, 1891 KING STANLEY'S PALATIAL GYPSY LIVING-WAGON
The Carriage Journal
History of Carriages Part 2 Coaching in England Tandem Driving Milwaukee Circus Parade Restoration of Carriages- Part 2 Colors Single Harness -English Style Elegant Vehicles
The Carriage Journal
COACHING IN AMERICA, 2nd Installment; Elizabeth Toomey Seabrook. PRAIRIE PATHWAYS - An Opportunity for Iowa Horsemen, Maurice Telleen THE 1965 ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Sidney Latham JAMES B. BREWSTER A HISTORY OF CARRIAGES, Lt. Col. Paul II. Downing RESTORING A WAY OF LIFE, Allen Macaulay ORIGINAL PANELS FROM JACKSON'S PHAETON FOUND, Herbert u. Collins THE REBIRTH OF NUMBER 431
The Carriage Journal
COACHING IN AMERICA, Elizabeth Toomey Seabrook HISTORY OF CARRIAGES, Lt. Col. Paul H. Downing COACHING AT HALLORAN, Brig. Gen. Ralph G. De Voe, U.S.M.C. (Ret). BETWEEN THE SHAFTS, Comm. W-T ..
The Carriage Journal
The View From the Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 The 1990 C.A.A. Annual Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Carriage Museum Receives Splendid Gift . . . . . . . . . 59 Starting Up . . . . . . . . . . .
The Carriage Joural
Features The Curricle 3 Winter Transportation 7 Lord Brougham's Good Idea 15 The Craft of the Wainwright: The Spring Maker 21 Leicester to London in Three Days 23 A Potpourri of Driving Hints 26 Departments The View from the Box 2 Memories Mostly Horsy 10 Tack Room Talk 13 Letters to the Editor 17 The Road Behind: The Sleigh 19 Book Reviews 27 The Carriage Trade 29
The Carriage Journal
Features The 2002 CAA Annual Conference 95 The End of an Era: The Seabrook Auction 100 A Practical Approach to Exhibiting Vehicles 106 F. French & Co., Part Two 109 An Arizona Interlude 116 Preparing for the Show Ring: Part II 118 Walter Shoolbred and the "New Times" 120 Departments The View from the Box 94 Memories Mostly Horsy 102 Tack Room Talk 104 The Road Behind: Secondhand Harness 113 Letters to the Editor 115 Book Reviews 123 The Carriage Trade 125
The Carriage Journal
LETTERS TO THE COLONEL A MAN AND HIS COACH - ]AMES HAZEN HYDE AND THE ROAD COACH "LIBERTY'', by Kenneth E. Wheeling 3,000 SEE EVENTS AT CLEAR VIEW FARM, by Mary E. F. Streaker KEN SOWLES -CONNOISSEUR OF ANCIENT CARRIAGES ... BIG WHEELS iN PHILADELPHIA: DU SIMITIERE'S LIST OF CARRIAGE OWNERS, by Robert F. Oaks SHOULD DRIVING RULES BE TIGHTENED? .. . .. . . WELLS FARGO STAGE COACH STILL ON THE MOVE EUROPEAN DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS, by Philip B. Hofmann . SECOND FAIRFIELD SHOW IS SUCCESS ...
The Carriage Journal
THE PASSING SCENE, by Postboy THE ST. PAUL ANNUAL WINTER CARNIVAL SLEIGH AND CUTTER 'PARADE A WEEKEND OF COACHING AT NEWPORT, by Elizabeth Toomey Seabrook JAMES CUNNINGHAM, SON & COMPANY OF ROCHESTER, NEW YORK DISCOVERY HALL MUSEUM "THE ROYAL LOOKS BACK" THE WORLD FOUR-IN-HAND DRIVING CHAMPIONSHIP, by William J. Scheffer STEEL CARRIAGE SPRINGS, PART IV, by Tom Ryder BOOK REVIEWS CARRIAGE RESTORATION, by C. Thomas Sijartz CUT-UNDER DRIVING WAGON QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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