File:Charabanc, 1850-1900.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionCharabanc, 1850-1900.jpg | Drawing by J Gilfoy of a design for a horse-drawn charabanc with three rows of seats produced by the coachbuilders Hooper & Co. The firm was established in 1807 in Haymarket, London, were awarded their first Royal patronage in 1830, and gained a reputation for unrivalled quality and craftsmanship. In the 20th century they switched to building coachwork for motor cars, and are probably best known for their association with Rolls-Royce. Charabancs, introduced into Britain from France in about 1850, varied much in construction, design and size. They were pulled by four horses, and initially were popular for transporting shooting parties. | ||||||
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19th century date QS:P,+1850-00-00T00:00:00Z/7 |
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Source | Science and Society Picture Library | ||||||
Author | J Gilfoy | ||||||
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