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Harness Making by Robert Steinke Describes the tools, materials, and basics of preparing and stitching harness and driving related accoutrements. Various styles and designs of harness are discussed as well as the complete process of hand making a harness. The listing of patterns, sizes, and suppliers is a valuable resource. HB 266pp. #031-H1111 $65.00 |
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Heads Up by Janet Sasson Edgette Practical sports psychology that can be used in any discipline to help overcome mental obstacles and improve performance. Anxiety management, effective visualization, winning strategies, and insights on relationships with trainers are discussed. HB 220 pp. #031-H0474
$25.00 |
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Hitch Wagons for City Driving Edited by the Carriage Museum of America Detailed descriptions, dimensions, working drawings, and photos of business vehicles used to transport goods of various trades. Milk trucks, brewer’s wagons, piano moving vans, furniture delivery wagons, stake trucks, and freight wagons for city use are all documented. Discusses gears, brakes, springs, trees, tops, seats, and other wagon parts. PB 393 pp. #012-8005
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Horse-Drawn Ambulances Edited by the Carriage Museum of America Focuses on vehicles built specifically to care for the wounded and injured. These include military, civilian, and veterinary ambulances. Harness specifications are given for use with a US Army wagon. Harness hangers and harness for emergency vehicles are well described. Also included is an interesting section on civilian disasters and how ambulances were used to care for the victims. PB 368 pp. #012-8006
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Horse-Drawn Funeral Vehicles Edited by Michael D’Amato American hearse manufacturers of the 19th century are documented. The different styles and features of all types of funeral vehicles are well illustrated. An extensive section is devoted to lamps and other trimmings commonly used. Descriptions of 19th century funerals are given, including presidential and military funerals. HB 414 pp.
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Horse Drawn Sleighs by Susan Green A comprehensive look at all types of sleighs. Offers full descriptions, detailed drawings, and over 250 illustrations. Also included is a section covering essays on early sleighs and sleighing. PB 263 pp. #031-H3035 $35.00 |
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Horse-Drawn Vehicles by Carriage Museum of America Originally published in the Hub magazine from Nov 1882 to Jan 1892, this collection of 150 colored plates portrays the variety of vehicles once produced in the US. Invaluable details such as dimensions, finish, and trim are combined with working drawings and important commentary. HB 320 pp. #011-0807 $100.00 |
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Horse Gaits, Balance and
Movement by Susan Harris By understanding equine structure and movement, we can improve the way a horse uses his body and his ability to perform. No matter what discipline is involved, a horse needs to be able to use his body at the peak of his ability. Various types of movement and performance goals are discussed. HB 178 pp. #031-H0262 $27.50 |
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Horses by Elwyn Hartley Edwards A visual guide to over 100 horse breeds from around the world. Characteristics, descriptions, colors, uses, and origins are included for every breed. Furioso to Fell, Groningen to Gotland, Sorraia to Shire, this book is packed with info. PB 196 pp. #031-H0319 $20.00 |
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The Hungarian Driving Style by Tibor Pettko-Szandtner von Felsodriethoma The of the definitive manual on the Hungarian style of carriage driving. Differences from the English style include rein handling, style of harness, whip design, and vehicles. In addition to the detailed information on Hungarian driving, this text includes general information that will benefit any driver. HB 313 pp. #031-0200 $15.00 |
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