Lebanon Fairgrounds 80 Rocherty Rd.

Lebanon, PA 17042

Horse Drawn Coaches, Carriages, Sleighs, Appointments & Antiques

Brewster and Co. George IV Phaeton

Albany Vis a Vis Hooded SleighRestored

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Just Consigned: Restored Brewster Full C Spring VictoriaNo photos available at time of printing this brochure.

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AUCTIONBEGINS

AT9:00 AM

Friday, April 26th 2019

PLAN TO ATTEND!!

Spring Auction

No Dogs or Pets will be allowed in any and all Auction Buildings & Auction Areas including Out Side Sessions in the Field and under Tents that are utilized by Martin Auctioneers, Inc. (see page 7 for further details)

Shooting BreakRestored

PREVIEW ITEMS: THURSDAY, APRIL 25 - 12 NOON to 6:00 PM

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 – 9 AMCATALOGUED COACHES, CARRIAGES & SLEIGHS

Approximately 2:00 PM – Large Session of Horse & Carriage An-tiques & Appointments, both Cata-logued and Non-Catalogued, approxi-mately 500 to 800 Lots.

FRIDAY, APRIL 26 – 5 PM Liquidation of Equipment used to promote and conduct the carriage auctions over the past 47 years and includes, but not limited to the following:

Assorted Commercial Tents include 20’x 20’s, 30’x 120’ (yellow & white Sec-tional), 30’x 30’ (One piece white with yellow diamond), 40’x 40’s, Plus Extra Mid Sections; Large Assortment of Tent Sides (Clear & Solid White). Please Note: Tents are mostly all Eureka Mfg. and in various conditions. Tents will be set up by Thursday, April 24, 2019 for your inspection from 10 AM to 6 PM. All Tents Must be Removed by 3 PM on Saturday, April 27, 2019.

150+ Padded Arm Chairs w/Chrome Legs; Portable, Folding Galvanized Saddle Racks; Carpeting; Folding Tables (6’ & 8’); Many Assorted Plastic Storage and Shipping Boxes; Poles; Shafts; Mu-seum Carriage Display Signs & Stands

from The John Kluge Carriage House Collection.

Selling on Friday at 6:00 pm - Enclosed Carriage Trailers; Flatbed Trailers & Trucks.

Thank you and looking forward to seeing everyone that attends this auction.

Paul Z. Martin, Jr. & Staff

VISIT OUR VENDORS: CAA, D.D. RAPPS & DRIVING DIGEST

PLAN TO ATTEND THIS AUCTION!! We will be selling with 3-4 Auction Rings.We will most likely be selling with several auction rings starting in the morning, concurrent with the main auc-tion ring. Plan on a very large Friday Auction. Consignments still being accepted. Must contact office prior to delivering consignments to auction site. We will try to provide photos on our Website up to Auction Dates.

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2004 GMC 4500 Truck

Mail Coach“Lightning”Original ConditionMAKER: Million-Guiet & Cie, Paris, France,

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PUBLIC AUCTIONPLEASE NOTE: This is an auction you don’t want to miss. SAVE THE DATE: July 27, 2019. Approximately 45 coaches, carriages & sleighs. Hundreds of fine appointments and antiques. Large collection of Horse Brass. We will probably be selling with two auctioneers part of the day. More information available in Spring of 2019!

Collection of Restored and Original Sleighs (Pony & Horse Size)

• Mendyka Roof Seat Break w/poles• Kuhnle Mendyka Road Coach• Brewster Dress Landau Restored• Brewster Going to Cover Cart Original Condition• Brewster Slat Side Break Serial #18934 - Restored • Brewster Pony Ladies George IV Phaeton Parasol Top• Brewster Park Sleigh - Clam Shell Restored• Brewster Skeleton Boot Victoria from the Addis Collection• Lion Exhibit Sleigh Restored• #1120 Carousel Horse

for the private collection of3 Seat Bobsled - Restored

3 Seated Break4 Pass. Cut Under Surrey

4 PassengerSiamese Phaeton

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Bakery Wagon

Restored4 Wheel Game CartMaker: W. Harding Ltd,

Preston England - Restored

Albany CutterOriginal Condition

BiarritzMaker: Ball & Ward Co. - Restored

12 Passenger Cut Under Surrey

Maker: Justin Carriage Works

Bronson WagonNew Condition

Bronson WagonMaker: Wheatland Wheel Co.

Cinderella Vis a VisMaker: Cinderella Carriage Works

Cut Under PhaetonMaker: P. Kimball, Boston

Cut Under Park PhaetonMaker: Van Tassel & Kearney

Roof Seat Break - Restored

Tandem Gig Horse Size Maker: Hall & Son, Longacre England

Gruber WagonRestored

Pony Westboro Gig

Picnic WagonMaker: Abbott & Downing

CATALOGUES AVAILABLEFriday’s catalogued sessions of coaches, carriages, sleighs and appointments are closed.

Consignments for all sessions will be received until start of auction.

Priority mail $ 25.00 (USA); $28.00 (Canada & Overseas) or $ 20.00 for pick up at auction site. Call to reserve your catalog to be picked up at the auction. Order your catalog early; limited printing.

RESERVE SEATS AVAILABLE

$ 20.00 & $ 5.00. Seats not required to participate in the auction.

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CATALOGUED CARRIAGESFRIDAY, APRIL 26

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AUCTION MAIN RING #1

FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 2019 – 9:00 AM CATALOGUED COACHES, CARRIAGES & SLEIGHSRestored Gruber Wagon; Kuhnle Marathon (Pony Pair) Carriage; Kuhnle Spider Phaeton, (Single & Pair); Kuhnle Presentation (Horse Pair & Team); Wagonette Break; Kuhnle Training Cart, Cob Size; Sia-

mese Phaeton; Bird-in-Hand Road-ster; English Ralli Car (Pony); Going to Cover Cart; Pony & Horse Size Gigs; Roof Seat Breaks; Harewood Carriage; Kentucky Breaking Cart; Hitch Wagons; 8-Passenger Wagon-ette; Wicker Phaeton; Village Carts; Sicilian Donkey Cart; Scarboro Pha-eton; Estate Wagon; Pacific Show Phaeton, Restored; C.P. Kimball Spider Phaeton; Vis-à-vis; 3-Seat

Bob Sleigh; Vis-à-vis Sleigh; Minia-ture Horse Cart; Pony Village Cart; Surrey; Albany Cutters; Portland Cutters; Restored Piano Box Run-abouts; CMS Road Cart; J. W. Lane Hackney Gig; Road Carts; Meadow-brook Carts; Back to Back Trap; Park Phaeton; Dog Cart (German Shep-herd) & Harness; Dutch Sleighs; Tan-dem Village Cart. Partial listing only.

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Restored English Round Back Gig - Large Pony, Small Horse Maker: Starey, Nottingham England - Original - Brewster Gig lamps to be sold separately

English Ralli Car Full C Spring Victoria Maker: Million Guiet,

Paris, France Lamps sell separately

Kuhnle Show Phaeton Horse SizePair or Team

Going to Cover Cart & HubRestoredMaker: Brewster & Co. Serial #21536

Hitch Wagon - Custom MadeNew Condition

Maker: Woodlyn Coach, OH

Kuhnle Pony Pair Marathon K225

Hackney Gig & Wicker BasketMaker: J.W. Lane, Phila. From Brook Collection Custom Built Hitch Wagon - Built in 2005

Butcher SleighOriginal Condition

Kuhnle Training CartMedium/Large Pony

Meadowbrook Cart-Lrg Horse

Natural Wood Buckboard

Ralli Car - Pony SizeRestored Portland Cutter - Restored Pony Village Cart - Restored

Stanhope Gig - Restoredpossibly made by Brewster & Co.

TERMS & CONDITIONSCASH, CERTIFIED CHECKS, TRAVELERS CHECKS, VISA, DISCOVER, MASTERCARD. Personal or business checks accepted only with a current Bank Letter of Guaranteed Payment, made payable to Martin Auctioneers, Inc. This currently dated letter must be presented at time of registering for a buyer’s number.

• 13% BUYER’S PREMIUM - 3% Discount for Cash or Checks

6% PA Sales Tax - Dealers: Bring copy of your current Tax ID #.

BUYERS: All purchases must be paid by END OF SALE DAY before being removed from Auction Facilities.All Items must be removed from Auction Facilities by Satur-day, April 27th, 8 AM to 12:00 Noon or special arrangements can be arranged.

~ TENTATIVE AUCTION SCHEDULE ~

* * Attention Consignors * *• Non Catalogued Consignments accepted until start of auction; 9:00 AM Friday. Send photos & listings if available• All horse drawn vehicles, farm wagons, sleighs, running gears as well as all good quality carriage & wagon parts, wagon wheels, etc will be accepted.

• Good quality Items only. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. reserves the right to reject any item deemed unsuitable for auction. Be prepared to take unsuitable items home with you, as those items will not be accepted & will not be allowed to be unloaded from your truck or trailer & must be removed from the premises or you pay labor and dumping fees.

All items delivered to Auction Site without prior approval will be accepted on a limited basis only and at the discretion of Auction Management.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation in making this an all-around better event for you and the buyers.

• No horses, ponies or livestock.

MOTEL INFORMATIONCALL LEBANON VISITOR’S CENTER - 717-273-3670

Call early for Hotel reservations. Rooms in the area fill up quick.

DIRECTIONS TO LEBANON FAIRGROUNDSFrom the Pa Turnpike take Exit 266 (Lebanon/Lanc.-Rte 72). Turn left onto Rte 72 North. Go five miles to 2nd traffic light, turn right onto Rocherty Rd. And continue for approx. 1 1/4 miles to fairgrounds on the right. Traveling South through Lebanon on Rte 72; go to traffic light at Quality Inn. Take Cornwall Road to 1st traffic light; turn left, fairgrounds on right. Watch for auction signs and Lebanon Fairgrounds Expo signs.

Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is not responsible for failure of any consignor to produce any advertised items. All descriptions and statements are provided by the consignors. Statements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is acting only as agent for consign-or and is not responsible for “No Shows, Omissions, Errors or Statements” made by consignor.

ALL ITEMS SOLD, “AS IS, WHERE IS”.

Buyers please note: All purchases are your responsibility at the Fall of the Hammer. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is not liable in any way for missing lots.

Statements made day of sale take precedence over all printed material. Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is not responsible for “No Shows, Omissions, or Errors”

* Receiving Times *

Absentee & Phone Bids are Welcome. Call Office before Day of Auction.

We can arrange pick up & delivery Nationwide & Overseas.

Auction Schedule & InformationPLEASENOTE!

Wednesday, April 24 – 12:00 Noon – 6:00 PMThursday, April 25 – 9:00 AM – 6:00 PMFriday, April 26 –8:00 – 9:00 AM (Start of Auction)

Absolutely no private sales on auction site.

PLEASE NOTE TO ALL DOG & PET OWNERS ATTENDING THE OCTOBER CARRIAGE AUCTION AT THE LEBANON FAIRGROUNDS & ALL FUTURE AUCTIONS HELD AT THE FAIRGROUNDS.

No Dogs or Pets will be allowed in any and all Auction Buildings & Auction Areas including Out Side Sessions in the Field and under Tents that are

utilized by Martin Auctioneers, Inc. There cannot be any exceptions!

NOTE: COURTESY WILL BE GIVEN TO SERVICE ANIMALS.

MAIN AUCTION RING9:00 AM – 2:30 PM - Lots # 1 - 140Catalogued Coaches, Carriages & Sleighs

2:30 PM – Lot # 150 - 450Catalogued and non-catalogued Appointments

Approximately 5:00 PM - Tents, misc. chairs, etc. Approximately 6:00 PM - Horse & Carriage Trailers; Flat-bed & Utility Trailers.

SADDLE SESSION – English/Western & Harness session & non-cataloged carriages session times will be an-nounce day of auction

TABLE BOX LOT SESSION – Time will be announced day of auction and will include: Equine Books & Magazines; Antiques; Box Lots of Halters, Bridles, Stable Tack & More of Only Good Quality Items.

**Please note: These Times are Approximate Only

Please check website (www.martinauctioneers@fron-tiernet.net) for consignment contracts, updates, listings & photos.

Commission Rates: Check Consignments contracts on our website.

We invite you to attend this great event. Contact Martin Auctioneers, Inc. For Listings, Full Color Brochures, Auction

Catalogues updated information. www.martinauctioneers.com

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Kuhnle Presentation - Pair or Team - w/apptsSicilian Donkey Cart - Original

Kuhnle Sleigh for Skiers Landau - Older Restoration

Marathon Carriageby Vanden Huevel

Show PhaetonMaker Pacific Carriage Co.

Serafin Show Cart

Enclosed Carriage & Flatbed Trailers and Trucks

9 Horse Sidekick Traileraluminum frame, removable dividers for carriages & drafts, pulls w/1 ton dually

2004 GMC 4500 Truckduramax diesel duly crew cab 1 oner, automatic, 67000 miles, Eby body, power windows & door locks, rear air ride axle, GVW 17500

2006 Car Mate Carriage Trailer

2008 Car Mate Trailer - 24’

Belmont Flat Bed Trailer - 18’

2014 Aluminum Trailer - 24’ x 8’

Wells Cargo Trailer - 24’

GMC 3500 Sierra PickupDURAMAX DIESEL DULY CREW CAB,

Sierra SLT, 1 owner, 4x4, 132,000 miles, loaded w/equipment,

leather, power windows & door locks

Bison Trailer - 20’ (no title)

Trans Equipment trailer

Vintage Trailers OutlawGooseneck 44’ trailer, Mfg by Vintage Trailers Ltd, tri-

axle, inside hgt. 92-96”

Flat Bed Bumper Hitch Trailer - 20’

20’ Flat bed Trailer by Fabrique

Mid Atlantic Flatbed Trailer

Hawk Stock Trailerrear loading ramp, removable plexiglass window covers

Runabout - pony or horseRestored Runabout

Skeleton Boot Victoria - Restored

Spider - Horse SizeMaker Kuhnle

Spider Phaeton - Restored Made by C.P. Kimball, Chicago

T Cart Large Ponies or small horseMaker: Brewster & Co., Broome St, NY

Vis a Vis

Tandem Village Cart

Village CartMaker: Martin’s Buggy Shop

TandemGig Horse

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Studebaker

Ford TractorModel: B1022A, Engine: 8H28A, Fuel: Gas, 2WD w/Front Factory Loader

Collection of 8-10 Early

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FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 2019 – 2:00 PM LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HORSE & CARRIAGE ANTIQUES & APPOINTMENTSPrivate Collection including Framed Equine Related Prints: Eclipse Print by C. A. Wycoll; Tandem Driving Print signed Elizabeth Ansel 3/100; Framed Prints, “Fours”, “All Right”, “New Market”& The Morning Gallop. Coach & Carriage Lamps: Restored 15” Lamps by Steven & Sackett; Pair Restored 18”Lamps by Edward Peck; Refinished Cowles 16” Gig Lamps; Refinished 13”Pony Lamps made by Lockwood, Newark, NJ; Pair Gig Lamps by DeVoursney Bros., NY; Pair Brewster Landau Lamps, #17989; Pair of Cunningham DBL Brougham Lamps, 25”; Pair Antique Brass Lamps w/Twisted Rope Trim; Sets of Harness include, Smucker Deluxe Small Pony Russett; Russett Horse Size Harness;

Pair Black Leather, White Metal Horse Harness for 15.HH; Black Show Har-ness w/Brass Fittings; Smucker’s Super Deluxe Horse Size Pair Harness; Pair Hunt Harness & others. Decorative Henry Hooker Co. , Coach Style Horn; Brewster Toe Board Clock w/Key; Brass Horse Hair Singer; Capewill Salesman’s Sampler; Antique Sleigh Bells; Spares Kits; Horse Coolers; English Wool Quar-ter Sheets; Day Rugs w/Filet String; New Stetson Hat, 7 1/8; New Tony Lama Boots, 10 1/2D; Driving Gloves; Livery; Stock Pins; Hames; Assorted Riding & Driving Bits; Pole Heads; Various size Collars, 20”-23”; Holly Whips, Singles Pairs 4-in-Hand; Wicker Umbrella Bas-kets; Collapsible Top Hat, Providence, RI; British Military Saddle Bags; Coach-ing Robe by Cross, London; Victorian Carriage Robe; Antique Saddle Chimes; Vintage Stetson Wool 7 ¼ size Hat; An-tique Rein Holders; Jointed Holly Whip on Board; English & Western Saddles;

Mott Harness Holder & Assorted Stable Hardware; 2 J L Mott Bridle Holders’; Several Cast Iron Whip Holders (1868 & 1888); W. A. Perry Cast Iron Whip Hold-er, 1891; Folding Saddle Racks; Lead Bar Rack; Harness Cleaning Hooks. Books: Private Collection including Harness Making; Wheelwrighting; Car-riage & Wagon Axles; Dressage; Work-ing Drawings of Horse Drawn Vehicles; The Hub Volume XV Closing March 1, 1874; Driving Books; A Treatise on Car-riages/The Restoration of Carriages/Henry Hooker Co. Catalogue/Reming-ton’s Coaches & Carriages of Cardston; Books: Driving Horse Drawn Carriages by Pleasure by Francis T. Underhill; to name a few. Authors include Sallie Wal-rond; Tom Ryder; Carriage Museum of America; B. von Achenbach; HRH The Duke of Edinburgh; George L. Isles and others.This is a partial listing only of good quality appointments being sold on Friday.

4 in hand pole heads Antique silk top hats, collapsible hats & leather hat box

Asst. whip holdersBrass sponge rack from

carriage stable of Thomas Hannon

Brass hair horse synger Brass horse sweat scrapers Brewster porcelain watch face Brewster Toe Board

Clock Full w/Key

Buxton Bits Capewell Salesman Sample

Carriage Reign Clips

Cast Iron Harness and Stable Fixtures

Collection of Royal Dalton Coaching China

Cast Iron Bridle Holder JL Mott

Cylinder Wicker Picnic Basket

Early Life Size Fiberglass Horse Elbow Driving Bits

Forbes Coaching Print

2 of 4 Fiberglass HorsesFolding coaching table

Leader Bar Rack

Pair Brown Guards Boots

Large Saks 5th Avenue Wicker Picnic Basket

Jointed Holly Whip on board

Framed 4 in Hand Club Hyde Park Engraved by Harris

Pair Original Antique Lamps

Restored Axle Lamp with Bracket Neidersuss Dressage

Saddle 17.5 inch seat

Semi State English Livery Bicorn Hat with Motto Honi

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Russian Saddle

Wicker Umbrella Basket Pony Size

Gladstone Bag

Upholstered arm chairs Approx. 150+

Singer Sewing Machine, good working condition

COACHES, CARRIAGES and SLEIGHS from the NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

Park Drag Station Broughman

Basket Vis a Vis

Panel Boot Victoria Miniature Broughman

Wagonette Break

Stanhope GigSleigh/Pung

Mail Coach “Lightning” - Original Condition

Spindle Side Governess Cart

Early Country Sleigh

Albany CutterDutch Sleigh

Cut Under Basket Phaeton

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A.MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY. 1903. Serial #24523Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939)Includes Lamps, Poles, Lead & Spare Bars, Toe Board Clock Case, Interior Lamp Guards & Mahogany & Brass Wine & Glass Cases. Several ivory tags indicate the serial number, 24523. Mr. Fahnestock frequently drove this park drag in Cen-tral Park or when attending outdoor events. It was one of the last horse-drawn vehicles to be driven around the city until about 1930.

B.MAKER: Brewster & Co., New York City, 1905, Serial #24948. Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock – (1869 – 1939) Includes Poles, Lamps, Call Bell. The carriage was initially purchased in 1905 by a client named E. L. Young. Harris Fahnestock purchased it sometime afterward and used it at his estate, Eastover, in Lenox, Massachusetts until 1936.

MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY, 1906; Serial #25377.Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939)Includes Parasol, Wrench & Pole

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MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY, Serial #23445 (or 23745)Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939)Painted black with blue running gear. It is support-ed on double elliptical springs. The carriage was reportedly used in New York City until 1927.

MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY, 1899, Serial #23268Includes Pole & LampsThis Brougham was used as a private vehicle in New York City until about 1930. With a blue painted exterior, its interior is upholstered with tufted black leather trimmed with blue wool broadcloth and has an umbrella holder, call bell and vanity with clock case.

MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY. Serial #23160. Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939)Includes Coach LampsMr. Fahnestock used this Break in Lenox, Massachusetts at his estate, Eastover, until 1935.

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MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY, ca. 1900Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939)This gig has turned spindles along its sides and includes the original Gig lamps.

MAKER: Unknown. ca. 1820Side Bar RunaboutI.

MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY, ca. 1900Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939) Cane Seat with Wrench & Leather Holder. Mr. Fahnestock drove this runabout in Lenox, MA until 1936

Eight Spring CalecheJ.MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY, ca 1895, Serial #24960 Former Owner: Harris Fahnestock (1869-1939) Includes: Pole & Lamps As itemized in the firm’s Draft Book No.3 this caleche was originally made for Mrs. J. Gourand in 1895.

K.MAKER: Million-Guiet & Cie, Paris, France, ca. 1892 Former Owners: Wm. G. Tiffany (1842-1905); T. Suffern Tailer (1866-1928); E. Victor Loew (1873-1950)Includes: Pole & Lead Bars, Original Coach Lamps, Ladder, Wrench, Rain Covers, Brass Toe board Clock Case and a potty seat on inside of coach. Loew’s monogram is painted on each door.This coach, (Lightning) was originally built for Wm. G. Tiffany. A well-known sportsman & coaching enthusiast, Tiffany commissioned the coach in 1892 for a record-breaking drive from Paris to Trouville, France. Coach enthusiasts considered English mail coaches to be the fast-est horse drawn vehicles. For the design, Tiffany acquired an 1835 pattern for a famed mail coach from the General Post Office in London. He then hired the renowned Paris carriage builder, Million-Guiet & Cie, to manufacture the coach. At its completion, the coach was christened “The

Herald.” Tiffany and his passengers made the 140 mile trip from Paris to Trouville on July 12, 1892. Beating the historic time, the trip took 10 hours and 40 minutes. Along with Tiffany and his driver, passengers included T. Suffern Tailer, the carriage’s subsequent owner, newspaperman, James Gordon Bennett and an unidentified “Mr. Guiet”, possibly the carriage maker. Tailer pub-lished an account of the trip in Century magazine in November 1892. He acquired the coach soon after the race and renamed it “Lightning”. He subsequently brought it to the United States and in 1927 presented it to Loew. Million-Guiet was founded in 1855.

The interior and exterior coachman’s seat cushions were upholstered in vermillion wool broadcloth.Loew’s monogram is painted on each coach door.

MAKER: Manufacturer Tag on Groom’s Seat; Healey & Co., NY, 1899Former Owner: Mrs. Henry O. Havemeyer (1880-1962Wicker Seats, Dash & Wings. Includes: Shafts

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M.MAKER: Brewster & Co., NY, ca. 1880Former Owner: Mr. Henry O. Havemeyer (1876—1965)Mr. Havemeyer was an active member of the Coaching Club of America.

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MAKER: Unknown. ca. 1850

MAKER: Unknown. Ca. 1830Former Owners: Col. Thatcher T. Payne Luquer (1866-1958); Eloise Payne Luquer (1862-1947)

Q.MAKER: Unknown, Netherlands, 19th Century Original paint. The frame and runners are decorated with carved molding and swags.

Dutch Push SleighR.MAKER: Unknown, Netherlands, 19th Cen-tury Original paint. The sides of this sleigh are decorated with stamped & painted leather & interior is lined with velveteen.

FROM THE DESK OF PAUL Z. MARTIN, JR. . . .

Martin Auctioneers, Inc. is very honored to have the opportunity to auction seventeen historical and deasscentioned Coaches, Carriages and Sleighs from the New-York Historical Society. Approxi-mately 10 of these Coaches and Carriages, mostly manufactured by Brewster & Co., were from the former Owner, Mr. Harris Fahnestock, 1869 to 1939. A member of the New York Coaching Club, he maintained his residence in New York City and Lenox, Massachusetts.

Also, Edward Victor Loew (1873-1950) was a former member of the New York Stock Exchange and an active sportsman. A noted enthusiast and champion “whip”, he was also a leader of the New York Coaching Club. Among many awards, he won the Koch Memorial Cup at the National Horse show in 1929.

From the Henry O. Havemeyer Family, well known coachman and sportsman of their era. Several carriages, including a Cut Under Basket Phaeton by Healy & Co. and a Bewster Spindle Side Governess Cart.

This is a rare opportunity to purchase notable pieces of history from the sport of coaching and carriage driving.

Please note: The photographs and descrip-tions will be updated as quickly as possible. Please contact our office for new photos and additional information. Or check our website www.martinauctioneers.com Thank you! We look forward to your participation in this event.

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