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"Journeying through Time: The Evolution of the Post Chaise" Step into the past and witness the grandeur of history with a detailed glimpse into the world of post chaises. In "The Entry of Louis XIV and Maria Theresa into Arras, " we are transported to 1667, where these elegant carriages were used to transport royalty in style. Fast forward to London in the late 19th century, as depicted in an advert for Johns Deed & Sons, leather manufacturers and merchants. Their finely crafted leather interiors adorned these luxurious vehicles, ensuring comfort and sophistication for their esteemed passengers. St Paul's Cathedral stands tall as a majestic backdrop for King George V's Silver Jubilee service in 1935. Amongst the celebrations, post chaises could be seen ferrying dignitaries to this iconic venue, showcasing their enduring presence throughout history. Venturing across continents, Maison Talbot captures our attention with its vibrant colors. This French establishment catered to discerning customers who sought elegance and opulence when traveling by post chaise. Closer to home, Bow Street's new courthouse and police station come alive in vivid detail from a colored engraving dating back to 1880. These bustling streets witnessed countless post chaises carrying individuals seeking justice or simply enjoying a leisurely ride through London's busy thoroughfares. In "La Politesse d'Aujourd'hui, " we catch a glimpse of social etiquette during carriage rides—an essential aspect of society that was upheld while journeying on these magnificent vehicles. Syon House presents us with an enchanting family coach—a testament to English country house life captured beautifully in black-and-white photography from yesteryears. Across oceans lies Montgomery Street in San Francisco during the 1880s—its litho depiction capturing bustling city life complete with horse-drawn carriages including post chaises that were integral parts of transportation at that time.