The Lincolnshire Waggon is closest in shape to the Dutch vehicles from which it is probable that English Farm Waggons evolved, and indeed the family resemblance to the American Conestoga waggon is quite plain to see.
It has some interesting variations, including a most unusual and ingenious design of the bed..
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Vehicles similar to this were used all over the country in the early years of the century, when increased labour costs made it uneconomic to build elaborate farm waggons.
There are rope rollers on the rear for securing the bulky loads.
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Vehicles similar to this were used all over the country in the early years of the century, when increased labour costs made it uneconomic to build elaborate farm waggons.
There are rope rollers on the rear for securing the bulky loads.
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A most elegant waggon- it is astonishing that such intricate workmanship should have been put into a farm vehicle,in Glamorgan waggons were regarded almost as family heirlooms and in Crowbridge district their first journey after delivery from the wheelwright was to take the family to a place of worship on a Sunday.
The waggon has panelled sides, with full bowed raves over rear wheels.
Note the spindled aperture above each end.
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A most elegant waggon- it is astonishing that such intricate workmanship should have been put into a farm vehicle,in Glamorgan waggons were regarded almost as family heirlooms and in Crowbridge district their first journey after delivery from the wheelwright was to take the family to a place of worship on a Sunday.
The waggon has panelled sides, with full bowed raves over rear wheels.
Note the spindled aperture above each end.
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This waggon is of the Vale of Pickering type, very robustly built, with few frills, but the sheer of the body and good proportions make it a handsome vehicle.
Shafts are fitted but a pole could be used.
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This waggon is of the Vale of Pickering type, very robustly built, with few frills, but the sheer of the body and good proportions make it a handsome vehicle.
Shafts are fitted but a pole could be used.
Also available in 1/8th scale JT40A. Learn More

The continental waggons are very different in design from the British types.
The main characteristic being the long "V" shape body, formed by loosely fitted side panels ,and the heavily dished wheels canted outwards to clear the sides.
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The continental waggons are very different in design from the British types.
The main characteristic being the long "V" shape body, formed by loosely fitted side panels ,and the heavily dished wheels canted outwards to clear the sides.
Also available 1/8th Scale JT46A Learn More