Plural of clarence; a type of closed carriage with low sides and an open front, used in the 19th century for city transportation.
Named after the Duke of Clarence in the 19th century, when the carriage style became fashionable, with the plural formed by adding -es.
The clarence carriage is named after royalty—showing how wealthy and fashionable people's names could become product brands, just like today's celebrity endorsements!
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