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    • Double tree harness

    • Double tree harness

    • Harnesses

    • This harness is an example of a double tree style of harness that connects two horses to a wagon. It is made of wood with metal attachments. Typically, two single harnesses are attached to the double tree section that is, in turn, attached to the...
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Horse bit

    • Horse bit

    • Horses; Ironwork

    • This Spanish horse bit is designed with two curved iron side pieces ending in loops. The pieces are joined with a semi-circular iron mouthpiece. A bit is the metal mouthpiece of a bridle that serves to control, curb, and direct an animal.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Horse bit

    • Horse bit

    • Horses; Ironwork

    • This nineteenth century horse bit is designed with two curved iron side pieces ending in loops. The pieces are joined by the mouthpiece. A bit is the metal mouthpiece of a bridle that serves to control, curb, and direct an animal.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Spur

    • Spur

    • Saddlery; Riding; Horses

    • This single spur has seven points radiating from the rowel. It has a rectangular embossed design along the heel band.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Brass stirrups

    • Brass stirrups

    • Saddlery; Riding; Horses

    • These brass shoe-shaped stirrups have upturned pointed toes and open backs. The metal is ornately embossed in the style of the Spanish conquistador.
    • Stone Fort Museum
    • Spurs

    • Spurs

    • Saddlery; Riding; Horses

    • This pair of western style spurs has five point rowels, and leaf and dot designs along the heel bands.
    • Stone Fort Museum

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