In the early 14th century England, coaches would still have been extremely rare. It is unlikely there were more than a dozen, … See more

There are a number of coach types, including but not limited to:
• Coach: a large heavy vehicle designed to carry passengers
• State Coach: A coach of state is used to carry very important persons, lik… See more

Coach-building had reached a high degree of specialization in Britain by the middle of the 19th century. Separate branches of the trade dealt with the timber, iron, leather, brass and other materials used. And there were many … See more

The business of a coachman, like the pilot of an aircraft, was to expertly direct and take all responsibility for a coach or carriage and its horses, their stabling, feeding and maintenance and the associated … See more

A coach horse or coacher bred for drawing a coach is typically heavier and of more compact build than a saddle horse and exhibits good style and action. Breeds include:
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