Wonderful antique framed print under original glass entitled The Road Coach Acquidneck. Horsed and driven by Mr. H Astor Carey. The start from the Casino, Newport August 1892. Oak wood frame measures 27" by 23" tall, the print is 19.25" by 14.25".  Good condition overall but interior ceramic beading on the frame is very brittle, broken off in most sections and continues to break off when handle. Some minor scratches on the frame. Natural aged coloring on the matting and print.

The Road Coach Acquidneck was a historic horse-drawn carriage used for pleasure driving in Newport, Rhode Island, during the Gilded Age. The first road coach to run out of Newport, it was owned and driven by Mr. H. Astor Carey. A specific, regular route from the Newport Casino is not mentioned in available historical records, but the coach was primarily used for fashionable drives through the city.