Promenade vehicle, named in honour of Queen Victoria of England. It belonged to the Viscount of Corte.
Some Facts
- Century
- 19th
- Vehicle
- promenade
- Work
- English
- Inv
- V 0091
- Dimensions
- 270 x 140 x 195 cm
1 – It is an open bodied four wheel vehicle.
2 – It has two seats, one for the coachman made of wood and elevated, and the other, with a folding hood for passengers.
3 – The outside is painted black with yellow wheels and black outlines.
4 – The front and back wheel mudguards are connected, forming a step to access the body.
5 – The suspension is made of elliptical springs and half pincer springs. It was pulled by a single horse
