Kuhnle Presentation Horse Drawn Vehicle

Tintypes (12) including; 1.) Girl on horseback measuring 2.25" x 3.5". 2.) Man and woman in buggy measuring 4.5" x 6.75". 3.) Commercial delivery wagon in front of restaurant measuring 3.75" x 5". 4.)

lot of 13 including ladders, ladder support, sulky, 3 wheels and 3 horses.

Pulled by one white horse. Includes a repainted or reproduction figure which is not original. General scratching and wear throughout. (Good - Very Good). 15 -1/2" x 3 -1/2".

Two braces of antique shaft bells including one set of trill ring bells with outside clappers. Measure 2.25 x 13.25 x 2.75 and 2.25 x 13.25 x 2 inches.

3 Pc Lot CBG Horse Drawn Vehicles & Artillery Carriages. Sizes range: 2.25 - 3.25 in H x 1 - 2 in W x 8.5 - 9.5 in D. Overall weight: 2.3 lbs.

Two vintage store boxes each containing 12 various hand painted horse drawn vehicles, boxes marked Chase, Japan

Vintage miniature toys in O/B, 7 Old Smokey horse drawn fire engines in O/B, 22 Elvin Bullocks pulling covered wagon in O/B

Includes Benbros Horse and Wagon, and Unmarked Covered Wagon, Largest measures 1 1/2 x 1 3/4 x 1 inches.

Both in pristine original boxes. Toys appear to be in near-mint, unused condition. (A) Sand and gravel wagon pulled by two horses, marked "Dump Wagon Two Horse No. 223" on the box with original "$1.93

Civil War era half plate tintype that depicts a group of men on and around a piece of equipment pulled by two horses. A mustachioed man grips the reins as a younger boy by his side peers at the camera

Stagecoach, Hay Wagon, Stake Wagon, Jaunting Cart, Racing Sulky, all these have worn orig boxes, longest wagon is 11 in long, w/extra dump cart, C8-9.

Made by Wilkins Hardware - Keene, NH - Circa 1895 At a whopping 44”, this is the largest horse drawn vehicle ever produced. As the nineteenth century came to its close, urbanization was flourishing

Fantastic fully illustrated 229 page catalog of horse drawn vehicles. There is also an advertisement for The Sprague Umbrella Co indicating that they produce high-class canopies, even for autos. Scarc

(2) Hand Painted photographs of parades. One boudoir card photo (7" x 9.75") of the Washington Centennial Civic Parade, 1889 showing policemen in horse-drawn vehicle and firemen with their fire pumper

Includes full sheet and half sheets. Portraits of individuals at work as well as other interesting photographs such as horse drawn vehicles. Also includes camera lenses, prints, and catalog. 7" high x

Hand Painted and handcrafted in his workshop. These are limited editions of the golden age of horse drawn vehicles. 12h x 14w x 5.25d inches.

Includes several Marx friction construction trucks; several Barclay Happy Family figures, some worn; Several Hardy hard plastic horse drawn vehicles and a few Wiking HO vehicles, 1 flatbed missing hit

19th/Early 20th century photography (41) on board and tintypes measuring from 2.5" x 4" to 11" x 9". Images include portraits, children playing, bicycles and horse drawn vehicles.

Twentieth century. Three cast horse drawn vehicles. Cab with mismatched horses, original paint, 5.5"h. 12"l., carriage with cloth top, original paint, 5"h. 12"l. and "Overland Circus" wagon with no pa

Four horse drawn vehicles by Stanley, and a horse from unknown maker, one wagon has a damaged horse. Varies

Lot of 24 automobile, steam traction engine, steam engine books, and more. Titles include "Those Wonderful Old Automobiles," "Treasury of Early American Automobiles," "American Horse-Drawn Vehicles,"

Engraved with a Banner Buggies logo on the root, 'Banner Buggies' on the handle. Wm Rogers & Son maker marked. Banner Buggies was one of the largest makers of horse drawn vehicles in the US during the

Engraved with a Banner Buggies logo on the bowl. Wm Rogers & Son maker marked. Banner Buggies was one of the largest makers of horse drawn vehicles in the US during the first couple of decades of the

2 boxed sets. One is a horse drawn roller with stable lad, set #9F. The other is set #4F tumbrel cart and carter. Post War. Condition very good. Boxes very good.