63 results for "Horses and Horse Drawn Vehicles" between $5.00 and $75.00

Pages: 128, Paperback, Dover Publications

Product Description There are over 800 copyright free illustrations of equestrian subjects in this wonderful collection. Each is boldly printed in black and white for quick and easy reproduction. The illustrations were selected from more than 25 vintage and contemporary American and European publications, among them, punch Scientific American, Harper’s Weekly, Chatterbox, Scribner’s Magazine, La Vie Pristine, Illustrated London News and Feigned Blatter.

Pages: 87, Paperback, Yakima Valley Museum

The purpose of this book is to help the owner of a horse drawn vehicle conserve and/or restore his vehicle in order to enhance its value or conserve an irreplaceable historical artifact. Conserving and restoring a horse-drawn vehicle is a complex undertaking that requires the skills of a wide variety of artisans and craftsmen knowledgeable in crafts that are no longer widely practiced or well understood. Any deviation from the materials or structures used in the original design drastically reduce...

A compilation of articles on axle making taken from late 19th century journals published in America for the carriage industry. Chapters include information on the development of axle making as well as axle types, manufacturers, axle settings and tools and equipment.

Pages: 176, Paperback, Shire

ISBN-10: 0747802084 ISBN-13: 9780747802082. Edition: New Impres.

We manufacture the highest quality warning traffic signs made to the FHA guidelines (Federal Highway Administration) for traffic control devices. These W11-14 Horse Drawn Vehicle Sign are professional sign grade aluminum, finished for long lasting performance and designed for easy detection, recognition, and legibility.

This the first comprehensive book on the subject of springs for the gears of horse-drawn vehicles—the culmination of years of research through the old trade journals for carriage builders as well as a cross referencing of the material with some 2,009 spring patents issued by the United States Patent Office. Several classic works on the subject of springs have been reproduced, including John Foggett’s essay on...

This the first comprehensive book on the subject of springs for the gears of horse-drawn vehicles—the culmination of years of research through the old trade journals for carriage builders as well as a cross referencing of the material with some 2,009 spring patents issued by the United States Patent Office. Several classic works on the subject of springs have been reproduced, including John Foggett’s essay on the "Manufacture of Steel Carriage Springs," published in 1881, an "Essay On the Suspension...

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.

This book covers a period from 1860 to 1900 and has specific details about the different drafting and construction techniques for different time periods. There is enough information in this book that enables carriage trimmers to draft and construct a top from scratch. This would be great for someone that wants to build new carriages. Restorers would also find this a comprehensive book with many articles on materials, cutting, and trimming.

A collection of ice wagons, drays, lunch wagons, delivery trucks, fire engines, log wagons, stagecoaches, hearses and much more. Photo captions focus on how the design of each vehicle served its specific purposes and needs. 160 pages. 8" by 11". softcover. 255 black and white illustrations.