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cartwright (a
carpenter who
makes carts, from 1587); coachwright; and
coachmaker (from 1599).
Subtrades include wheelwright, coachjoiner, etc. The word...
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Worshipful Company of
Coachmakers and
Coach Harness Makers is one of the
Livery Companies of the City of London. An
organisation of
Coachmakers and Wheelwrights...
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Illustrations from
Treatise on
Carriages book
William Felton was a
London coachmaker from 36
Leather Lane in Holborn, and 254
Oxford Street near Grosvenor...
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carriage for one or two people. It may also have a
folding hood.: 55 The
coachmaker William Felton (1796)
considered chaises a
family of
vehicles which included...
- Ann (31
October 2024). "New Lord Mayor-elect is a
Coachmaker". The
Worshipful Company of
Coachmakers. "British
Liver Trust appoints new
Chairman of Trustees"...
- She was
thought to have been the
daughter of
Joseph Park, an
Edinburgh coachmaker, and Jean ****. However,
recent research has
shown that she was actually...
- of the City of London, England. An
organisation of
Wheelwrights and
Coachmakers petitioned for
incorporation in 1630. The
petition was
granted forty...
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Denis Johnson (c. 1760 – 25
December 1833) was an
English coachmaker who
worked on Long Acre, London, England. He was a
pioneer bicycle-maker. Johnson...
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blacksmith and Jöns (1855–1925) who was a
painter and initiator. They had a
coachmaker, Eli****on, to help them, who made the seat and some
wooden details. The...
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Coachmakers,
adopting the name
National Union of
Vehicle Builders in 1919. In 1920, the
London and
Provincial Coachmakers, the
Operative Coachmakers'...
