J.A. Peters Sausage Delivery Wagon, 1908-1912
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One-horse delivery wagons were common on American streets from the latter 19th century into the 20th. Businesses of all kinds used these practical vehicles to transport goods to customers. While all delivery wagons shared the same basic layout, more refined versions featured wood panels instead of duck cloth around the cargo area, or wood panels with glass alongside the driver's seat.
One-horse delivery wagons were common on American streets from the latter 19th century into the 20th. Businesses of all kinds used these practical vehicles to transport goods to customers. While all delivery wagons shared the same basic layout, more refined versions featured wood panels instead of duck cloth around the cargo area, or wood panels with glass alongside the driver's seat.
Artifact
Wagon
Date Made
1908-1912
Place of Creation
Keywords
Location
Not on exhibit to the public.
Object ID
63.143.1
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Metal
Paint (Coating)
Wood (Plant material)
Color
Blue
Cream (Color)
Dimensions
Length: 108 in
Height: 101 in
Width: 73 in (Wheel Diameter)
Diameter: 45 in (Wheel Diameter)
Inscriptions
on side of wagon [painted]: J.A. PETERS / SAUSAGE
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