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Fig. 34. - A complete travelling chariot, date about 1850; Fig. 35. - The original brougham, built for Lord Chancellor Brougham, 1838; Fig. 36. - Town chariot of the late Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P.; Fig. 37. - Coach belonging to Mrs. Perry Herrick, of Beaumanoir, Leicestershire (date about 1740). Great Britain.
Fig. 22. - The "Glass coach of the Prince of Wales; Fig. 23. - Full dress landau of the Prince of Wales; Fig. 24. - Full dress chariot of Field Marshal the Duke of Cambridge; Fig. 25. - Full dress coach of Field Marshal the Duke of Cambridge. Great Britain.
Fig. 26. - Coach of the Speaker of the House of Commons; Fig. 27. - Chariot of the Earl of Darnley; Fig. 28. - State chariot of George III; Fig. 29. - Coach of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Great Britain.
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Fig. 26. - Coach of the Speaker of the House of Commons; Fig. 27. - Chariot of the Earl of Darnley; Fig. 28. - State chariot of George III; Fig. 29. - Coach of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Great Britain.
Fig. 13. - Funeral car of Field-Marshal Arthur, First Duke of Wellington. Great Britain.
Fig. 22. - The "Glass coach of the Prince of Wales; Fig. 23. - Full dress landau of the Prince of Wales; Fig. 24. - Full dress chariot of Field Marshal the Duke of Cambridge; Fig. 25. - Full dress coach of Field Marshal the Duke of Cambridge. Great Britain.
Fig. 14. - Small state coach of Queen Victoria; Fig. 15. - Full dress landau of Queen Victoria; Fig. 16. - Landau used for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 22nd June, 1897; Fig. 17. - Landau used for the entry of Princess Alexandra of Denmark into London, 10th of March, 1863. Great Britain.
Fig. 1. - State coach of Her Majesty Queen Victoria.Great Britain.
Fig. 18. - Full dress landau of Queen Victoria; Fig. 19. - Landau used for the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 22nd of June, 1897; Fig. 20. - Full dress landau of the Prince of Wales; Fig. 21. - Full dress landau of the Prince of Wales (with swan neck perch). Great Britain.
Fig. 126. - First carriage of Prince Louis Napoleon; Fig. 127. - Imperial Russian sleigh; Fig. 128. - First carriage of Her Majesty Queen Victoria; Fig. 129. - Italian sedan chair used at baptisms of the Grand Ducal family of Tuscany, early 18th century (front view).
Fig. 38. - State coach, called "La Topaze", at the Trianon, Versailles; Fig. 39. - State Coach, called "Du Bapteme" (back view), at the Trianon, Versailles; Fig. 40. - Coronation coach, at the Trianon, Versailles; Fig. 41. - State coach, called "Du Bapteme" (front view), at the Trianon, Versailles. France.
Fig. 62. - State coach; Fig. 63. - State coach; Fig. 64. - State (bridal) carriage, used by Elector Johann Friedrich, the Magnanimous of Saxony, and his bride, Duchess Sybilla of Cleve, on their entry inot Torgau, 1527; Fig. 65. - Bridal carriage used by Duke Johann Casimir, of Saxe Coburg, and Princess Margaretha, of Brunswick, 15th September, 1599. Saxony.
Fig. 30. - Plain coach of the Duchess of Teck; Fig. 31. - State coach of the Lord Mayor of London; Fig. 32. - Equirotal carriage of Field Marshal Arthur, First Duke of Wellington; Fig. 33. - Dress coach of Field Marshal Arthur, First Duke of Wellington. Great Britain.
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album of illustrations of imperial royal state carriages together with other carriages of deceased statesmen and the funeral cars of wellington and nelson also the four original locomotive engines used on railways in england
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Date
1899 - 1899
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