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Justin Victoria. Previously owned by one-time producer for Brian Wilson of theBeach Boys. The carriage is an exact copy of one used in the movie "Interview with the Vampire". Excellent condition. Black exterior, brass details, burgundy velvet interior. Full fifth wheel, brakes, pole and shafts. $6,000.SOLD and shipped to Nigeria.
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Futura Marathon Carriage by Lessing. Blue with yellow cut-under with pole and disc brakes. Horse sized. "Rear Axle Drive" . Rear axle turns in conjunction with front axle. Vulcanized rubber on steel wheels. 32" front wheels and 28" back wheels. Track 49 1/2 ". 86 1/2" Length, 62 3/4" Height. Seats two and has a groom platform in rear. $7,000.
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Beautifully restored Albany Cutter in mint condition. Restoration completed in 2002. Hunter green with maroon interior. Gold and red pin-striping. Vignette on back as well as sides and scroll work painted by the artist Wayne Loyer. Display it inside or show it off at a sleigh rally. It will surely attract attention. It comes with a shafts and a custom made cover. $5,000.
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Albany Cutter side detail. Painting by artist Wayne Loyer.
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Albany Cutter detail.
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Albany Cutter vignette by artist Wayne Loyer.
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Lightly used Warco Wagonette. With pole and shafts. Wedge seat, right and left brakes. A great vehicle for all around use. $5,500.SOLD and shipped to Colombia.
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Pleasure Pheaton. Two seats. Comes with a pole, has brakes. Another great vehicle for all around use. SOLD and shipped to Colombia.
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Oak Trail Wagon by Robert Carriages. This is a fun and comfortable vehicle for friends, family and business. It has brakes and full fifth wheel. $4,300.SOLD
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1870s restored Bronson Wagon in excellent working condition made by Watertown Spring Wagon Company of Watertown, N.Y. Simple but beautiful. It is a finely crafted vehicle. Brake shoes are solid brass. $8,000.SOLD
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The black and maroon bow front Brougham Coupe was constructed by D.E. Nutshell Pere & Files, Brussels, Belgium. It's exterior has been retored. The interior is unrestored wool fabric. Interior whistle alerts driver. It has a full fifth wheel, brakes, pole and wheels on good rubber. $6,000. SOLDand shipped to Ireland.
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Restored maroon and black Rockaway constructed by Reed & Forman of Poughkeepsie, NY. All beveled glass windows are adjustable. Maroon and black velvet interior, driver side curtains, lamps and brakes. $7,000. SOLD and shipped to Ireland.
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New Classic Vis-a-vis by Robert Carriages. White with black velveteen interior. Full cut under with roller bearing fifth wheel that never needs maintenance. Wood, steel and fiberglass construction. Comes with brakes, folding auto top, and shafts for a draft horse. $6,295. SOLD
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Circa 1870 unrestored Rockaway made by Hassett and Hodge of Amesbury, MA. It has leather side curtains and beveled glass. Door windows are adjustable. (Lanterns are not included.) The interior details make this vehicle special. The styling is unusual and truly elegant. $4,000. SOLD
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Circa 1870 unrestored Rockaway interior door detail.
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Antique, Goddard style, drop front buggy. Lovingly restored. Black exterior with gray wool upholstery. It has a patent leather dash, hand stitched leather covered bows for top and leather accented interior. Top is leatherette for easy maintenance. The quality and details of this restoration are uncommon. $4,500. SOLD
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This is a very special surrey with a fringe on top. Built in the 1890s by Brockway Carriage Company and lovingly restored, the body is constructed of beautiful birds-eye maple, the seats are of tasteful and durable fabric, and it has lamps and brakes. This surrey offers the buyer an opportunity to own a handsomely crafted piece of American History. $5,500. SOLD
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Please note: All prices are subject to change without notice.
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