- A
buckboard is a four-wheeled
wagon of
simple construction meant to be
drawn by a
horse or
other large animal. A
distinctly American utility vehicle,...
-
manufacturer of bicycles, motorcycles,
motorized tricycles and quadricycles,
buckboards, and
automobiles in Waltham, M****achusetts. It sold
products under the...
-
already grown to
about 1,000 residents.: 50
Wyatt brought horses and a
buckboard wagon which he
planned to
convert into a stagecoach, but he
found two...
- 20 Mule Team Borax. Cora
Keagle recounted his
history in an article, "
Buckboard Days in Borate",
published in
Desert Magazine in
September 1939. Smith...
- needs. A
common type of farm
wagon particular to
North America is the
buckboard.
Freight wagons were used for the
overland hauling of
freight and bulk...
- market. By 1959, BMC had
working prototypes of what was
codenamed "The
Buckboard",
later to
become the Mini Moke.
These prototypes were
shown to the British...
- Hook, Cora, Quito, and Fred pile onto the
buckboard and run for it. A
chase ensues. Hook
drives the
buckboard,
while Fred
rides in the back,
firing at...
- mother, Eliza, who has not
spoken in over a year, are on a
journey in a
buckboard. They are
brought to the Trans-Allegheny
Lunatic Asylum in West Virginia...
- the
motor wheel for use on bicycles, but
later added the wooden-framed
buckboard car that they
called the "Smith Motorwheel". In 1919 the manufacturing...
- Brougham: A specific,
light four-wheeled carriage,
circa mid-19th century.
Buckboard: A very
simple four-wheeled wagon,
circa the
early 19th century. Buggy:...
