Transportation - Wagons, Trucks, Wheelrights

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THE GROUNDS

London 1741(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Hay Wagon Passing a Ruined Abbey

by John Wootton c. 1745(Yale Center for British Art)


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Van Bergen Overmantel

Attributed to John Heaten (Active 1730 - 1750) of Leeds, New York c. 1730 - 1745(New York Historical Association)


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Delft Tile

18th Century(Boerenwagens.nl)


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Frontispiecefrom Plain Truth: Or, Serious Considerations On the Present State of the City of Philadelphia, and Province of Pennsylvania

(Philadelphia 1747)


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Covent Garden Piazza and Market, London

by John Collet c. 1761 - 1780(Museum of London)


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DESCRIPTIONS....

by James Sharp of Leadenhall Street, London 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Rolling Carts and Waggons.

by James Sharp of Leadenhall Street, London 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A Representation of a Coal Waggon.

Possibly from The Gentlemans Magazine or Universal Museum 1764(Pastpages.co.uk)


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A New Invented Waggon

1764(Pastpages.co.uk)


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Advertisement: James Sharp of London

1773(Science Museum Pictorial / Science & Society Picture Library)


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Provision for the Camp &c. in Hyde Park 1780

by Paul Sandby(The British Museum)


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by Thomas Gainsborough c. 1785(The British Museum)


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THE LOOKING GLASS for 1787

by Amos Doolittle 1787(Library of Congress)


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Dutch Farm Wagon on Tile

c. 1790


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Recreated Carriers Wagon

(The Deane Shop - Colonial Williamsburg)


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Detail from The Battle of Germantown 1777

by Xavier Della Gatta 1782(Museum of the American Revolution)


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Possible Provenance - Richard St. George Mansergh During the Philadelphia Campaign of 1777


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A Covered Wagon marked B.R, York Waggon

A Harlots Progress by William Hogarth c. 1732Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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A Covered Wagon marked B.R, York Waggon

A Harlots Progress by William Hogarth c. 1732(Grosvenro Prints)


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Covered Wagon with Mules, a Horse, and Dogby Samuel Scott (1702 - 1772)

(Tate)


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Covered Wagon: The Gypsy and the Fortune Teller

Paul Sandby c. 1758(Yale Center for British Art)


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(Restored) Co!man Family Wagon Built in Winchester, Virginia

c. 1769 - 1788(Greenbrier Historical Sociery)


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A Carriers Wagon

by Thomas Rowlandson c. 1785(Yale Center for British Art)


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Recreated Conestoga Wagon

(Fort Ligonier - Jymm Ho!man Photograph)


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Stage Wagon: An OFFICER of the LIGHT INFANTRY driven by his LADY to COX - HEATH

by Carington Bowles 1778(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Stage Wagon: An OFFICER of the LIGHT INFANTRY driven by his LADY to COX - HEATH



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Stage Wagon: An O"

cer in the LIGHT INFANTRY, driven by his LADY to CAMP.Likely Carington Bowles 1778


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A Tented Wagonby Paul Sandby


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A Tented Wagon

by Paul Sandby(The Royal Collection)


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A Tented Wagon

by Paul Sandby(The Royal Collection)


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Truck Moving a Tree Stumpby Paul Sandby c. 1760s(The British Museum)


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Hoisting Cast Iron onto a Truck Carriage

by William Henry Pyne c. 1769 - 1803(Yale Center for British Art)


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Broadside - Popes Night in BostonSold by the Printers Boys in Boston 1768


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Broadside - Popes Night in BostonSold by the Printers Boys in Boston 1768


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A Dray: The Henry VIII Gateway at Winsorby Paul Sandby


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A Dray: The Henry VIII Gateway at Winsorby Paul Sandby


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A Boat on a Wagon

by James Gillray(The British Museum)


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A LESSON WESTWARD, Or, a MORNING VISIT to BETSY COLE

by Carington Bowles 1782(The British Museum)


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A LESSON WESTWARD, Or, a MORNING VISIT to BETSY COLE



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