Highest bid: 1125
Next bid price: 1125
Weight category: 250 to 1,000 kg
Quantity: 1
Product category: Janplezier / Omnibus
Brand: Henrich & Veth (Arnhem)
Additional information: The omnibus carriage was a horse-drawn carriage that was used as public transport in cities in the 19th century. It drove according to a fixed route and timetable, and offered space for several passengers. This carriage was an important step in the development of modern public transport.
Henrich & Veth was a leading carriage factory from Arnhem, founded in 1837, that built luxury carriages such as landaus, victorias and omnibuses. The company supplied the Royal Family, among others, and was known for its craftsmanship and style. In the 20th century, Henrich & Veth successfully switched to bodywork for exclusive automobiles.
Year of construction (circa): 1856 - 1860
Colour: Green with gold-coloured details,
Wheels: wooden wheels with rubber fittings,
Wheel diameters: front: 1100 mm, rear: 1250 mm,
Axles: patent axles,
Drawbar: not present,
Suspension: steel leaf springs,
Track width: 1600 mm,
Brakes: not present,
Lighting: present,
Interior: equipped with wooden benches,
Special features: built-in coal stove,
Dimensions mm (LxWxH): 3800 x 1700 x h2600
Weight category: 250 to 1,000 kg
Condition: Used
Location: Large hall
| Category | Cars |
| Brand | Henrich & Veth (Arnhem) |
| Reference | 6100020 |
| Width | 1.700 mm |
| Lenght | 3.800 mm |
