Model Wagon
1975-1978 (made)
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The outside is painted blue and the wheels red and blue. The head and tail boards are removable and their heights adjustable. The front end of the cart is removable and is held in place by metal pins and chains. The back end is also held in place by metal pins and chains and can be lowered on hinges and chains. The cart has two horse shafts, both removable. One shaft can be used at a time. The two front wheels swivel. The wagon is a model of an East Anglian Wagon and is made from varnished and painted wood with brass hinges.
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Materials and techniques | Painted wood and metal |
Brief description | Wooden model wagon made in England by Bernard Mills in the late 1970s |
Physical description | The outside is painted blue and the wheels red and blue. The head and tail boards are removable and their heights adjustable. The front end of the cart is removable and is held in place by metal pins and chains. The back end is also held in place by metal pins and chains and can be lowered on hinges and chains. The cart has two horse shafts, both removable. One shaft can be used at a time. The two front wheels swivel. The wagon is a model of an East Anglian Wagon and is made from varnished and painted wood with brass hinges. |
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Production type | Model |
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Accession number | MISC.252-1978 |
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Record created | February 10, 2004 |
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