Cart | Science Museum Group Collection

This Horse drawn cart was built in the early 20th century by William Rundle Wheelright in Battersea, London. This cart has four wheels with a wide open flat top body design. It has a very simple layout, lacking brakes and steering mechanisms, and is built to be drawn by a single horse, which was led on foot. Included with this cart are two contemporary oil lamps, harness for a horse, two 1cwt coalsacks with cards identifying high and low grades of coal. There is also a set of scales, runners, and tare weights.

Horse drawn cart

1900-1925

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