Among the speakers at the annual banquets of the Carriage Builders’ National Association, which have been held regularly for the past forty-two years, there have been many men of national prominence. On one occasion, in Boston, Rev. Edward Everett Hale was the principle speaker; Peter Cooper, the philanthropist, addressed the Association in New York; our […]
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As Germany prepared for WWI they used mobile kitchens to feed soldiers. The cookers quickly became known as Goulash Cannons or ‘gulaschkanone’ as the furnace tube is reminiscent of a cannon barrel. Soon France, Australia, England, and the United States were creating their own version of the Goulash Cannon. There had been many previous attempts
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Q) I’m doing a bit of research regarding the Brougham carriage and am wondering if you could answer a question for me? How would passengers get the attention of the driver in an enclosed Brougham? Would they knock on the glass or was there some mechanism built in? And is the glass separating the passenger
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