Buggy Collection (page 8)

LUCRETIA GARFIELD (1832-1918). Wife of President James A. Garfield. Mrs. Garfield leaving the White House for and evening ride. Engraving from an American newspaper, 1881

STAGECOACH ACCIDENT. A terrible runaway accident. American newspaper engraving, 1868

CONEY ISLAND, 1877. Well-to-do New Yorkers and Brooklynites enjoy the sea breeze from their coaches on the recently opened Concourse at Coney Island. Wood engraving, American, 1877

SAVOY THEATRE, 1881. The Savoy Theatre, London, England, 1881. Line engraving

SCOTLAND: ANTI-TORY RIOT. The anti-Tory election riot at Hawick, Scotland, 1835. Wood engraving, English, 19th century

AMANA, IOWA, 1875. View of an Inspirationalist schoolhouse in Amana, Iowa. Wood engraving, 1875

NEW YORK: BROADWAY, 1855. Looking south from City Hall Park with Barnums American Museum at the left. Line engraving, 1855

ITALY: FLORENCE, c1875. Scene in the Cascine Park, Florence, Italy. Wood engraving, c1875, after Harry Fenn

NEW YORK: TAMMANY HALL. As it appeared when located at Broadway and Frankfurt Street in the early 19th century. Wood engraving, 1886

LONDON, ENGLAND, 1852. New Gresham Street, London, England. Steel engraving, English, 1852

BROOKLYN BRIDGE, 1882. The Cars As They Will Be On The Brooklyn Bridge. Projected traffic on the soon-to-be completed Brooklyn Bridge. Wood engraving, American, 1882

FRENCH REVOLUTION, 1789. Parisians force the closing of the Opera House, 12 July 1789. Contemporary French engraving by Jean-Louis Prieur

AMHERST COLLEGE, 1855. Colleges and observatory in Amherst, Massachusetts: wood engraving, American, 1855

SALISBURY CATHEDRAL. Wood engraving, English, 19th century

COVENT GARDEN, 1820. Covent Garden Market, London, England, about 1820. Line engraving, 19th century

SPRINGFIELD: RIVERVIEW. Riverview, the O. H. Greenleaf residence in Springfield, Massachusetts. Wood engraving, c1879
SPRINGFIELD: RIVERVIEW. Riverview, the O.H. Greenleaf residence in Springfield, Massachusetts. Wood engraving, c1879

ENGLAND: LONDON, c1830. St. Dunstan in the West, Fleet Street. Line engraving, c1830

RICHARD HAWKINS RESIDENCE. The Richard F. Hawkins residence in Springfield, Massachusetts. Wood engraving, c1879

HARVARD COLLEGE, c1725. Harvard, as it appeared c1725. Color engraving, 1740, by William Burgis

CHILDREN, 19th CENTURY. Wood engraving, American, late 19th century

DRURY LANE THEATRE, 1828. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, England. Steel engraving, English, 1828

Doll & buggy parade - WPA recreation project, Dist. No. 2 Do
Doll & buggy parade - WPA recreation project, Dist. No. 2. Poster showing parade of girls pushing baby carriages. Date 1939

Doll and buggy parade - WPA recreation project, Dist. No. 2. Poster showing a little girl tending her doll in a baby carriage. Date 1939

Peacock styles. Anchor Buggy Co. Date c1897

Native and buggy, Hoffman, North Carolina. Date 1936 Mar

Mother and son with a streamlined Pram
Mother and her son with a streamlined pram - Classic 1950s German design. Date: circa early 1950s

Mars exploration. Computer artwork of a roving vehicle driving over the rocky surface of the planet Mars. Such a rover may be used in the remote study of a planet

Martian colonists. Computer artwork of a vehicle moving over the surface of Mars. The buildings of a colony are seen at lower right

Computer artwork of a vehicle on Mars
Mars rover. Computer illustration of a vehicle on the surface of Mars

Future transport, artwork
Future transport. Computer artwork of a woman standing next to a wheeled vehicle being used as a personal transporter. Vehicles like this could be one way to avoid gridlock in the cities of the future

Shopping trolley

NEW YORK: BROADWAY, 1855. Broadway and Spring Street. Oil on canvas by Hippolyte Sebron, 1855

American Gang, C1900
AMERICAN GANG, c1900

COURTSHIP / CARRIAGE RIDE. Stereograph, 1904
COURTSHIP/CARRIAGE RIDE. Stereograph, 1904

MEXICO: POLITICAL CARTOON. Defect of Construction. Man with glasses: What do you see? Mexican political cartoon, early 20th century

HARLEM HIGH BRIDGE, 1849. The High Bridge over the Harlem River, New York. Lithograph, 1849, by Currier & Ives

CENTRAL PARK, NYC, 1869. Fashionable Turn-Outs in Central Park. Lithograph, 1869, by Currier & Ives
CENTRAL PARK, NYC, 1869. " Fashionable Turn-Outs in Central Park." Lithograph, 1869, by Currier & Ives

THE MORNING RIDE, 1859. Life in the Country--The Morning Ride. Lithograph, 1859, by Currier & Ives

HARLEM RIVER, c1901. The George Washington Bridge and the Harlem River Speedway, New York. Photographed c1901

Young boy in toy car
A young boy in a toy car poses for his picture in a photographic studio. The miniature vehicle has a slender steering wheel, horn and number plate

Brother and Sister with fine Go-cart
A small boy (driving) and his elder sister (standing) with their fantastic homemade Go-cart, seemingly constructed out of fruit boxes supported on the chassis of a former large upright pram

Family photo with children in Go-cart
A late Victorian family pose in their backyard, the three children (of decreasing age) sit proudly in their fantastic homemade toy go-cart, entitled Swift

Young boy in an elegant toy car
A young blond boy in a wide-brimmed hat and shorts sits proudly in a shiny new toy car, complete with lamp lights mounted on the bonnet

Norway - Stalheimskleven
Pony and trap traversing a barren track with a stunning view at Stalheimskleven, Norway

Gran pop a LA Carte
Comic illustration by Lawson Wood showing Gran pop the orang utan about to have a rather dangerous accident while driving a go-kart

Yellow buggy taxi, Havana, Cuba, West Indies, Central America

Horse-drawn buggy tearing across plain at dusk, Bagan (Pagan), Myanmar (Burma), Asia

Elephant tusk arches, Mombasa, Kenya, East Africa, Africa

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"Buggy: A Journey Through Time and Adventure" From the vibrant shores of Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia to the picturesque countryside of Victoria, a buggy has been an emblematic mode of transportation throughout history. Picture No. 11067045 captures the essence of this timeless vehicle as it gracefully navigates through sandy dunes in Jacuma, Natal, Brazil. One can't help but be captivated by the charm of a VW Classic Beetle-based Dune Buggy from 1972 painted in a striking orange hue (DDE-90028237). Its presence evokes memories of carefree days spent cruising along coastal roads or exploring hidden trails. But buggies are not limited to beachside adventures; they have traversed suspension bridges like those seen from Sion Hill in Clifton during the late 19th century. These sturdy vehicles were also essential for pioneers venturing across vast landscapes, as depicted by an old wagon surrounded by wildflowers in Devine, Texas. The spirit of adventure knows no bounds when it comes to buggies – even young girls find joy and excitement behind the wheel of model racing cars. And who could forget two boys gleefully speeding down their neighborhood streets on their trusty go-cart? Buggies have transcended borders and continents, connecting people worldwide with their versatility and simplicity. From Weston-super-Mare in England to Canoa Quedrada on the Ceara coastline in Brazil, these vehicles have left tire tracks etched into countless landscapes. Whether patrolling lifeguards at Bondi Beach or transporting goods through Victorian towns, buggies symbolize freedom and exploration. They embody our desire for new horizons while reminding us that sometimes all we need is four wheels and an open road to embark on unforgettable journeys.