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CURRENT BID: $55
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BID DATE: 09/07/2010 09:23 AM
CURRENT BIDDER: beachboy
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DESCRIPTION ANTIQUE CHILD’S “RICKSHAW” TRANSPORT WAGON Age: Approximately 100+ years old. Size: 36” high x 28” wide x 56” deep Composition: See below Rating: 7 Comments: It has an all-wood body with a bentwood frame and metal axle. The wheels are wood with a metal strip edge. The seat section sits on two leather straps, giving it an independent ride. The seat cover, as well as top, are an oil cloth-like material and both are in good shape with no holes/tears. The black paint has some wear, as well as a few small scratches/scrapes, which shows some grey paint below. There is some red pin-striping and painted gold designs throughout. The carriage body, as well as frame are in good, sturdy shape, having normal use wear and minor wood wear. The long piece of wood used to pull the rickshaw has a couple sections of tape, which suggests a repair, and the metal bracket underneath needs reshaping, as well as reattaching. This item is well built and heavy for the size. It needs some work but is well worth the effort. It makes a neat, retro way to transport the kids or it would look nice filled with your vintage doll collection. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions.

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