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- Title: Pioneer Wagons - Wagons and Buggies Collection No 4
- Description: Original wagons are displayed in George Thexton's Livery Stable, circa 1875, in Virginia City, Montana. The buckboard is a distinctively American wagon, born on the homesteads of the mountainous regions of the East, then moved West with the pioneers to become a useful vehicle for work and pleasure. Much of the character of this ruggedly constructed wagon is that it is versatile and functional. In the background is a Studebaker sprinkler wagon.
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