Carriage with empress Alexandra, used during the Coronation of Tsar Nicholas II
Carriages of Royalty
New Presidential Limousine
One of several fantastically ornate horse-drawn carriages on display in the armory of the Moscow Kreml (“Kremlin” is a Scandinavian word for fort!). The suspensions are amazingly primitive to a modern-day mechanic’s eye.
royal carriage at Laken or Laeken, Belvédère Palace Belgium
Thailand Royal Carriage (Siam)
Sa’ad Abad Palace in Tehran
Made about 150 years ago in Vienna for Nassereddin Shah. He bought this for only 5000 Tomans. This is the oldest and the most valuable carriage in Iran. Kings after Nassereddin also used it in official ceremonies and coronations.
a Royal Carriage
Britannia, In 1986, to commemorate Australia‘s bicentenary two years later, Mr Frecklington, designed and built theAustralian State Coachwhich was a gift from Australia to Britain. The coach is used regularly by the Queen for the State Opening of Parliament.
Royal carriage from the “Livrustkammaren museum” at the Royal Castle,Stockholm, Sweden. Picture by Ulf Larsen.
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Graceful and beautiful carriages, dreamlike but real. We have grown up since their day and can only fondly imagine their era. Thanks for the lovely images.
…interesting..thanks for this labor of research
Couldn’t find Ciderella’s Punkin Carriage though?? Ha Ha!!