Josh Richard's buggy showing step location
Shown below are steps from my collection and other contributors.
Guessing, Armstrong Manu. Co
Guelph Ontario est. 1834 |
Guessing, Armstrong Manu. Co
Guelph Ontario est. 1834 |
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Anchor Buggy Co
Cincinnati, Ohio 1886
Both of the above steps have the same profile. The one on the left is totally straight.
The one on the right has part of the mount at an angle.
Cincinnati, Ohio 1886
Both of the above steps have the same profile. The one on the left is totally straight.
The one on the right has part of the mount at an angle.
A B Co, Looking for information regarding manufacturer.
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The above image is a close up of the step pad for the pair of steps on the left. A capital B in a diamond background. Another step I am looking for company information.
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I'm looking for information on the above step and also the one on the right.
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Searching for Beebe Manufacturing information has led me to Beebe Cart but also a lot of mystery on the 2 companies.
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James H Birch
Birch Carriages, Harness & Sleighs (even made wagons, I think the above step was used on a wagon) Burlington, New Jersey established 1862 |
The Butler Co.
Butler, IND See brass tag from buggy below A step like this on buggy on General Info tab |
George Colson
Carriage & Sleigh Maker Salem, Massachusetts (this is a real small step, approx 3" wide) |
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J. L. Clark Carriage Works
Oshkosh, WI - 1881 1919 became, J. L. Clark Manufacturing Co started automobiles |
Columbia Carriage Wks,
Hamilton, Ohio established 1891 |
Columbia Carriage Wks,
Hamilton, Ohio established 1891 |
Cortland Wagon Co
Cortland New York 'cut-out' step |
Cortland Wagon Company
Cortland, New York established 1869 |
Cortland Wagon Co.
Cortland, New York |
Cortland Wagon Company
Cortland, New York |
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The step pad above could be used on different steps for Cortland Wagon Co,
just like the step on the left. |
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`All 4 images above are of Cortland Wagon Company Steps
the company was established 1869
the company was established 1869
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Dennett & Clark
Carriage Manufactures Amesbury, MA |
Deere Brass name plate
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Deere Cast Steel step
painted name plate |
Does anyone know why Deere had 2 different steps and what were each mounted on ?????
Buggies were manufactured at different John Deere Plow Works locations early 1900's
Buggies were manufactured at different John Deere Plow Works locations early 1900's
Dexter Spring Co - Hulton, PA (now Pittsburg, PA)
One was found on a Fire Department's Chief's buggy. Part of the step's mounting has been broken off. 
Eckhart Carriage Co. - Auburn, IN
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Dexter Spring Co - Hulton, PA (now Pittsburg, PA)
One was found on a Fire Department's Chief's buggy. Part of the step's mounting has been broken off. 
Eckhart carriage step, very large, originally there was an 'ear' on each side of this step where the fenders would have attached to the step.
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Eckhart Carriage Company - Auburn, Indiana
established 1874
established 1874
Emerson Brothers Carriage and Wagon Makers, Rockford IL
established 1897 |
EMERSON Carriage step - This is a big step.
You can see the tabs on each side of the step plate where the fenders mounted. |
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Freeport Carriage Co., originally Robinson Manufacturing
Moline Plow Co. purchased Robinson Manufacturing
1906 - 1914
Moline Plow Co. purchased Robinson Manufacturing
1906 - 1914
I'm guessing the graphics stand for "G" Co.
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Guilford Buggies were made by
Oettinger Buggy Co Greensboro NC 1906 |
Harper Buggy Co
Columbia City, IN 1881 - 1907 |
Henney Buggy Co.
started Cedarville, IL 1854 moved to Freeport IL 1878 |
John W Henney
Liquidated in 1915 Built hearses until 1950's |
John W Henney
Liquidated in 1915 Built hearses until 1950's |
Looking for information on this step
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Harper Buggy Co
Columbia City, IN 1881 - 1907 |
The Johnson Gear 1861
A W Johnson running gear for vehicles
New Brunswick, New Jersey
(found photo on Internet)
A W Johnson running gear for vehicles
New Brunswick, New Jersey
(found photo on Internet)
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Key City Line
Image on right is a close up of the step on the left
Image on right is a close up of the step on the left
Straight shank
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Top mounting at an angle and main shaft twisted.
A friend has one made as an exact opposite. (A left and a right step) |
Mansur & Tebbetts Carriage Manufacturing Co -
White Elephant Carriage & Buggy Co.
St Louis Mo - 1889
1913 Changed name to Reliance Buggy Co.
White Elephant Carriage & Buggy Co.
St Louis Mo - 1889
1913 Changed name to Reliance Buggy Co.
Looking for information on this step. The script is very similar as the 'B' steps shown above.
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Looking for information on this step
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Moon Bros Carriage Co.
St Louis, MO established 1882 |
McKie Buggy
Plattsville, Ontario |
North-Western Manufacturing (I think)
Fort Atkinson, WI established1866 |
PAGE Bros Buggy Co.
Marshall, MI established 1869 |
Parry Manufacturing Co
Indianapolis, IN established 1882 |
Parsons & Neville Model Business Buggy Chicago, IL
established 1873 |
Peru Plow and Implement
(sold buggies for Peru Plow & Wheel) (don't know who actually made the buggies!) Peru, Illinois |
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Parsons and Goodfellow was from Oshkosh WI (1874) and quit Parsons and Neville in Chicago in 1878.
Rock Hill Buggy Co
Rock Hill, SC established 1886 |
Rockford Carriage Co.
Rockford, Illinois 1872 or before |
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What Company used the 'S' with a backward arrow?
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Spaulding Manufacturing
Grinnell, Iowa established 1876 |
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Staver Carriage Company - Chicago, Illinois
established 1897
established 1897
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Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing
South Bend, Indiana established 1852 |
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Looking for information on these 2 steps
Tiger Vehicle Co
Freeport, Illinois (Division of Moline Plow Co.) 1914 |
6 cut-out letter T's
No idea what they represent It is a Large step |
A step with this step-pad was found on a covered town and country buckboard. (unfortunately no name tag on the buckboard)
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Velie Carriage Co. Added information: As you can see this is a very large step, the pegboard
Moline, Illinois holes behind this step are 1 inch apart. Look closely
1902 to the left & right sides of this step, see the bolt heads.
This would be where the fenders attached to the step.
Moline, Illinois holes behind this step are 1 inch apart. Look closely
1902 to the left & right sides of this step, see the bolt heads.
This would be where the fenders attached to the step.