1899 Horsey Horseless
The Horsey Horseless, invented by Uriah Smith of Battle Creek, MI, was intended to soothe the skittish nerves of our equine servants. A wooden horse head was attached to the front of the chuffing buggy in order to make it resemble a horse and carriage (Smith recommended the horse head be hollow to contain volatile fuel — another great idea). “The live horse would be thinking of another horse,” said Smith, “and before he could discover his error and see that he had been fooled, the strange carriage would be passed.” It’s not clear if the Horsey Horseless was ever actually built, but it reminds us just what a radical, hard-to-conceptualize thing a horseless carriage was.
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