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A wagonette (little wagon) is a small horsecar with springs, which has two benches along the right and left side of the platform, people facing each other.

It was a coke-fired wagonette with a three-stage tubular boiler, and could seat six.

This wagonette is now on display at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park, St.

arrangement of the seats similar to horse-drawn omnibuses, was called a wagonette.

46 metres) in a wagonette which had been placed in his safekeeping by police.

vessels affected to the transportation of metals or coal, as well as a wagonette on rails recovered from a semi-destroyed mining gallery (Adami) in the.

operating a horse-drawn wagonette, or omnibus, between Steenwijk and Giethoorn that seated twenty persons.

A second wagonette rode between Steenwijk and.

Transportation improvements began in 1839, when a horse-drawn wagonette line connected the Hill to downtown.

It is on record that on one occasion a wagonette of curlers from Kilmarnock drove onto the ice.

A two-tier wagonette and hansom cab conveyed train travellers to their homes and in 1909 a.

began in England in the 1890s, was a wagon (more specifically a type of wagonette) designed to transport hunting spoils, gun racks, and ammunition on shooting.

A wagonette manufactured by Duncan ' Fraser, outside the company's factory at 42 Franklin Street in 1905.