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- country or the seaside, organised by businesses once a year. The name derives from the French char à bancs ("carriage with benches"), the vehicle having originated...
- Shelburne Museum. Shelburne Museum. OL 6215577M. "Roof-seat Break or Char-a-banc : The Seabrook Coaching Stable Dispersal Auction". Carriage ****ociation...
- its existence, the company owned a total of 38 tramway vehicles. From May 1920, the company also owned four chars-a-banc and three motor buses. Although...
- Sila e Aspromonte. Calabria dialettale, in Mélanges de philologie offerts à Alf Lombard (Etudes Romanes de Lund, XVIII), 178–190. Lund. Rohlfs, G. 1969a...
- transported annually. The NCC purchased two Thornycroft motor char-a-bancs in 1905 and hired a third for at least one season. One was used to take guests...
- (1901) Panhard et Lev****or 7 CV Voiturette (1902) Panhard et Lev****or Char-à-banc (1903) Panhard et Lev****or 10 CV (1914) Panhard et Lev****or X46 2300cc...
- fairground was in excess of 400,000. It was recorded that 1,200 coaches and char-a-bancs, 8,000 motor cars, 3,000 motor cycles and over 10,000 bicycles had paid...
- and 5 ton goods models plus a road sweeper and the Karrier "Superb" char-à-banc on display. At the 1921 show they added a three-way tipper truck, and...
- world war and workshops in the 1950s. Includes also a lacquered coloured line drawing of a char-a-banc designed by Prince Consort and built by Hoopers in...
- bus ch****is Commer displa**** a char-a-banc for thirty p****engers and delivery vans being run by a substantial enterprise. A new "large and powerful" lorry...