traveling carriage (travelingkaraj)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 44
A large and heavy four-wheeled carriage, fitted with imperials and a rumble, and used for journeys before the introduction of railways. Lucy and Mr. Talboys cantered gaily along; Mr. Fountain rolled after in a phaeton; the travelling - carriage came last. C. Reade , Love me Little, x. traveling-chest (trav'el-ing-chest), n. A coffer or large box, often richly decorated, made for containing personal property on a journey. traveling-couvert (trav'el-ing-kö-var'), n . set of table utensils, as knife, fork, spoon, and drinking-cup, made to pack closely, for use in traveling. The longer articles were sometimes made so as to separate into two parts, or with hinges by which they could be closed together for convenience in packing. A
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