Ye Olde Tic-Tock Shoppe's Ghost Town Gallery

STAGECOACH

with  or without Quartz Clock Movement Insert

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Until the introduction of the Railroad into American culture the Stagecoach was one of the main forms of transportation for people, mail and small packages.  Not only was it used to help settle the West but the Stagecoach was used, to a lesser degree, to haul people and mail from town to town back East.

This replica of the Stagecoach is approximately 14 1/2" long, 7 1/2" tall and 6 1/4" wide.  It features operating wheels, brake lever and brakes, tongue and reach, opening doors (one is removed to accommodate a quartz clock movement insert) and leather strap suspension system which allows the coach to 'rock' back and forth on the chassis as in days of yore.  On the top of the coach it has a driver's sleeping roll, two sacks, two trunks and the 'shotgun rider's' seat.  Other features include a whip, shotgun, cloth cover for the rear luggage boot and red cloth covered seats in the inside.

The 2 1/4" battery operated Quartz Clock Movement Insert is fitted into one side of the coach.  The movement is easily removed to adjust the time or to change the single 'N' sized battery.  The battery is not included and can be purchased at Wal-Mart or similar retail stores.

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