Sample of the original rush seating of the Royal Mail Coach, 1815-1830

PART OF:
Royal Mail Coach
Made:
1815-1830 in London

Sample of the original rush seating of the Royal Mail Coach, by Waude and Co., London, England, 1815-1830

Details

Category:
Road Transport
Object Number:
1912-32/9
Materials:
rush
type:
textile sample
credit:
Holland and Holland

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