Ware, Francis M[organ], 1857- [from old catalog] · New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 181
c., in endless variety of combination, theyeffectually combat the vagaries of even the most persistent. Of all details of the heavy harness, the nose-band is themost important and the least considered. Intended as amost efficient aid to the handling of the animal, it hasbeen allowed by the… … BITS AND BITTING power is lost, and is so constructed that it can rarely bemade, even after a liberal use of the harness-punch, to fitsnugly and yet comfortably, or, when tightened, to fulfil itsoffice of keeping the jaws closed. If we use this instrumentat all we usually wait until the favilt has…
Driving of horse-drawn vehicles · Carriages and carts · Harnesses
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