Feature: Tucci Coach Collection by Harry Tucci - Page 270 The Emperor's Last Equipage: Part I by Andres Furger - Page 284 The Two Hemispheres Bandwagon by Ken Wheeling - Page 302 Additional Articles: USA Team Wins Gold and Chester Weber Wins Individual Silver at the World Equestrian Games, Tryon, NC - Meet the Museum Tour A Success - Page 262 A Weekend of Coaching in Newport: A Photo Essay by Barbara Hess Auchter A Tour in Germany by Jack and Marge Day 41st Lorenzo Driving Competition Four-in-Hand Club of Philadelphia Summer Drive by Karen Martin New Coach Horn Book Shares History and Calls When Coal Was King by Susan Green Driving the Horse in Harness: A Beginner's Manual - Part XI by Charles Kellogg - Page 280 Carriage Capers at the Remington Carriage Museum by Kathleen Haak - Page 293 Villa Louis Carriage Classic September 2018 FEI European Championship for Children, Juniors and Young Drivers Introduction to Horses and Carriages Intercollegiate Reinsmanship by Jessica Axelsson - Page 300

Features The Old Greeley Stage by Ken Wheeling Brewster Records Improvement Project and Metropolitan Museum Brewster Drawings Project by Jerry D. Rider The Road to Vehicle City by Kathleen Haak Our Shared Past The View From The Box A Backward Glance Do You Know? Carriages & Driving Collections Getting Started The Last Word Our Community The Passing Scene Memories Nuts and Bolts Letters to the Editor

Features: Gone With The Wind: The Gloria Austin Carriage Collection Sale by Ken Wheeling - Page 12 Escape Shafts by Roger and Sue Murray - Page 26 Coaching at the Royal Polo by Mark Jurd - Page 42 What's in a Name: Brewster Green by Virginia Goodman - Page 48 Additional Articles: Down Argentine Way by Andrew Derbyshire - Page 3 Driving the Horse in Harness: A Beginner's Manual - Part IV by Charles Kellogg - Page 20 Sleighs and Sleighing by Tom Ryder - Page 36 Sleigh Bells Ring: a short history of Bevins Bros. by Kathleen Haak - Page 64

Features: The Queen's Ghillie by Ken Wheeling - Page 146 Restoration of the State Coach of the Countess van Wassenaer by Nicolaas W. Conijin - Page 160 Dump Wagons by Susan Green - Page 171 Additional Articles: CAA Driving Weekend - Page 131 Chester Weber Claims 15th USEF Four-in-Hand Combined Driving National Championship Title Proficiency Success with Jerry Trapani National Stage Coach and Freight Wagon Association National Conference by Ken Wheeling California State Carriage Collection: From Practical Stagecoaches to Elegant Phaetons by Randy Solle - Page 140 Susan Townsend-Parker Theodore Gerald Winsor Swendson Driving the Horse in Harness: A Beginner's Manual - Part V by Charles Kellogg - Page 152 A Coaching Idyll by Edmund Petley The Storage and Care of Harness and Carriages by Tom Ryder - Page 166 Exploring the Carriages of Grant's Farm by Barbara Davis - Page 178 Brewster Vehicle Research by Jerry Rider - Page 192

Features: The Carriage Clock by Andres Furger - Page 206 Coaching at Royal Windsor by Mark Jurd - Page 220 A California Road Trip by Randy Solle - Page 227 Whoa, Nellie! by Ken Wheeling - Page 238 Additional Articles: CAA Trip to Windsor - Page 195 How Were They Driving The Horses in the Royal Wedding with Ken Wheeling Whitestone Farm Picnic Drive with Mark Duffell Abbot-Downing vehicles on Display at Concord, New Hampshire - Page 201 The McLaughlin Story: 150 Years of Carriages, Cars and Canada Dry by Howard Snyder - Page 204 Driving the Horse in Harness: A Beginner's Manual - Part IX by Charles Kellogg - Page 212 The Model Life by David Jasie - Page 218 Some Notes on the Training of Show Harness Horses by Tom Ryder Brewster & Company...Numbers, Numbers, Numbers...They All Add Up! by Merri Ferrell - Page 232 The Family Surrey by Kathleen Haak - Page 256

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