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Caption | A horse-drawn mailcoach (top) was a familiar sight in Lonon until 1848, when the railways took over the task. In 1829 George Shillibeer gave London its first horse-drawn buses (bottom) which ran from the City to Paddington at a fare of one shilling. Original artwork for illustrations on p5 of L&L no. 72 (1 June 1963). |
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Creator | CL Doughty, British (1913–85) |
Artwork medium | painting |
Credit | © Look and Learn |
Search stock images by keyword | transport mailcoach George Shillibeer three-horse vehicle London street garden square Victorians boy passengers omnibus CL Doughty |
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