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"Harness Making" by Paul N. Hasluck offers a comprehensive guide to the traditional craft of harness making and leatherworking. This detailed manual, meticulously prepared for print republication, delves into the techniques and artistry involved in creating essential horse tack. Explore the tools, materials, and step-by-step processes necessary for crafting durable and functional harnesses.
From the fundamentals of leather selection to the intricacies of stitching and assembly, this book provides a wealth of knowledge for anyone interested in the manual arts and the rich history of equestrian craftsmanship. Discover the skills passed down through generations, essential for understanding this vital trade. A valuable resource for craft enthusiasts and those seeking insights into historical agricultural practices.
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