Miniature wagon

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Wagon Wooden Western by vegark | 3DOcean

Lightweight expandable metal mesh floor pony wagon provides a slip-resistant surface while allowing dirt and mud to self-clean through the openings. Measures 34” x 64”, lightweight welded powder coat metal frame construction. 14” heavy-duty 4-ply quality air tires, foot pedal operated rear rub brakes, extra wide adult-sized cushioned seats with springs. The back seat removes for as a pickup cargo hauler. Shipping is not included in the price. Read more below >

Conestoga Wagon - [Figure 9.—Details of the Freight-Carrying Wagon, 1800-1820, of Figure 8. (Drawing by Donald W. Holst.)]

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Now is your opportunity to make your house stand out from the crowd with Quiet Glide Rolling Door Hardware. Whether you want the barn door look for your cabin, an elegant touch for your glass insert door or the traditional look of hand forged hardware, Quiet Glide provides you with the solution. The Quiet Glide Rolling Door Hardware will work with virtually any door style and be easily mounted to the wall in new construction or remodeling projects. The heavy-duty parts are powder coated to…

General line catalog color illustration of a Sterling Eastern States farm wagon. Various parts of the wagon are individually pictured and described. The ca...

The CCW Express Wagon plans and wheels allow you to build a cute miniature old-fashioned express box wagon for ornamental yard displays or as functional store displays. Use reclaimed lumber or new lumber. The wagon in the pictures was built using treated lumber to use outdoors. Express wagons were popular wagons used at the turn of the century to carry home groceries and supplies as many people walked to town. These wagons did double duty serving as the family cargo and chore wagon as well…

Conestoga Wagon 1750-1850 was the freight wagon of early america.