Image of a broadside advertising a stage line between New London, and Stonington, Connecticut, owned by Amasa Rockwell, Jr., with a center woodcut image of a side view of a horse-drawn stagecoach with passengers in the carriage and a driver.
Image of a broadside advertising a stagecoach and boat trip from the Central Village depot in Connecticut with a center wood-engraved image of a carriage with passengers driven by two horses and a driver saying, "Bound to Wood's Saw-Mill."
Image of a broadside containing a summer timetable for the Newport & Wickford Railroad with a wood engraved image in the upper center of a steam locomotive train pulling up next to the Wickford, Rhode Island, railroad station with waiting passengers; decorative border.
Image of an advertisement for the Chap-book semimonthly periodical; a driver with large whip and top hat rides atop a carriage with a female passenger reading visible through the carriage window; bearded man in a bowler hat holding a sign in foreground at center.
Image of an advertisement for Harper's magazine November 1898 issue featuring two women getting into a horse-drawn carriage; a driver with a blanket over his lap holds the reins and waits for the women.
Image of a broadside advertising the carriage and wagon woodwork offered by dealers Carhart and Curd in Macon, Georgia, containing fifty-nine numbered images of carriage and wagon woodwork in columns, captioned with titles and prices, and two side views of carriages below the title.
