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105 So. Main Street

PO Box 247

Joliet, MT 59041

406-962-3573

 

 

 

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Here is the sheep wagon you have dreamed about!

1.                         The undercarriage was made by the Owensboro Wagon Company and is in good shape.

 

The components are all original.

The exterior front and back is Tongue and Groove Pine, secured to 3/8” plywood.

The interior of the front and back is Tongue and Grooved Blue Pine secured to 3/8” plywood. Consequently, these multiple layers result in a very sturdy structure. 

The stove is an original sheep wagon stove; manufactured by the “Auto Stove Works Company of New Athens, Illinois. (No. S712)

In its day, it was one of the most popular stoves used. The Stove firewall has 1/2” dead air space to prevent overheating. This stove has been restored to like new.

      The Wagon has a new Tongue and Grooved Fir floor that is also under layed with 3/8” Plywood.

The seating area, drawers, table, wood storage areas and the cabinets are all original.

Some of the Hardware is Original. Antique Style Hardware is used throughout the wagon. Also, the rack for the potholders and stove accessories is Antique Style.

The quilt and pillows with Pillow Shams is handcrafted.

The Canvas is Marine Canvas; thus being waterproof

 

See more at:

http://wagon.paintrocks.net/

Contact ken@paintrocks.net


Newton Wagon Company originated in New York. When that factory was destroyed by fire in 1854, Levi Newton, its owner, brought his family to Batavia. He built a shop to make farm wagons on land where wheat had grown and which became the center of the village.

The first year he manufactured seventy-two farm wagons. By 1887, it was one of the largest wagon factories in the United States, making 5,000 farm wagons a year.

Newton wagons were sold all over the country. The Newton family sold their business in 1916.

The new owners made automobile bodies and fenders. In 1931, it became the Batavia Body Company, which made refrigerated truck bodies.

 

                                                                                                            


 

 

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For Sale

 

 

 

Recently rebuilt Spring Wagon

(Sorry, but the dog doesn’t go)

 

*Roller bearing wheels with rubber tires

*Pole and doubletrees

*New box and seat

*$3500.00

 

SOLD!