I have a friend with several that she would like to sell and I don’t know what to recommend to her… they are all meticulously made and kept.
She has a large wagon, red, with car tires that looks suitable for drafts or Haflingers. Seems to seat a group of people. A sleigh that was hand made and copied from an LL Bean catalog, and an immaculate 2 horse oak cart. I am not well versed in carriages so I am sure I’m missing a lot…
Any publications would be appreciated.
“The Whip” or “Driving Digest” are read by a number of drivers in the US.
Since its a draft-ier type wagon you might try Rural Heritage. Their website caters more to the draft market
Also, depending on where you are, the farm communities- Particularly Amish, have newspapers with good classifieds. in PA there is a Lancaster ?Farmer? printed classifieds
Best of luck
Thank you both, I will pass your suggestions on…
Martin’s Carriage Auction
In the Spring and Fall is Martin’s Carriage Auction… very focused audience which comes in from the entire east coast and beyond to buy and sell Carriages, harness and appointments. Have your friend visit…
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