A More Expeditious Conveyance: The Story of the Royal Mail Coaches by Bevan Rider Mail coaches Fairman Rogers' A Manual of

Fairman Rogers' A Manual of Coaching has become the sine qua non of any carriage library

These early photographs are of immeasurable benefit to the careful restorer or owner

which bears an 1830s-constructed main barn that originally housed draft horses and now accommodates retired race horses turned polo ponies

This is a great booklet for both beginning and advanced carriage drivers on understanding the carriage driving harness

Rim and spoke failure and repair

A More Expeditious Conveyance: The Story of the Royal Mail Coaches by Bevan Rider Mail coaches Fairman Rogers' A Manual ofby Bevan Rider During the summer of 1784 an announcement appeared in Farley's Bristol Journal: "Monday next the experiment for the more expeditious conveyance of the mails will be made which will be delivered in London the next day." This book tells the story of that first Mail run and how it was to grow into a service which created standards and a tradition still admired to this day. The book is published to conicide with the bi centenary