Object class: Animal work equipment / Function: 1.4 Transportation - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Animal hide object, accession number 5-11585, described as Makamin wuya - martingale, Nigeria, Hausa att. July 27, 1972. 5-11585, acc no. 2879, file code 1.4. Collector: T.D. Lanagan. Donor: W.H. Lawson. Materials, techniques: leather braided, tied together into circle, leather charms attached Context of use: extends from bridle to between forelegs of horse prevents horse from rearing Description: horse trapping, "martingale"; black leather is braided, tied together at fringe ends, 2 strips of green leather glued on, 2 re leather rectangular "amulets" attached; 60 cm. l.;

Hearst Museum object titled Animal hide object, accession number 5-11586, described as Dan goshi - halter, Nigeria, Hausa att. July 27, 1972. 5-11586, acc no. 2879, file code 1.4. Collector: T.D. Lanagan. Donor: W.H. Lawson. Materials, techniques: Leather sewn together in shape of halter, decorated with colored thongs sewn into body of piece Context of use: used as halter, slipped ovr horse's head Description: halter; tanned leather strips glued over for thickness, sewn together to fit over horse's head; colored thongs provide decoration, in star shapes, zig-zags, etc; black, blue, green, red, yellow, white; 50.5 cm. l.; 27.3 cm. w.;

Hearst Museum object titled Bridle, accession number 5-11587b, no description available.

Hearst Museum object titled Bridle, accession number 9-8407, described as Bridle for horse, leather trappings with hinged iron bit, three brass studs and two white metal buckles. Total length, (reins included)

Hearst Museum object titled Bridle, accession number 3-14978, described as Bit and bridle, fancy braided horsehair.

Hearst Museum object titled Bridle, accession number 5-8472, described as Bridle; with front strap, noseband and throat latch; no bit. Made of leather; brass fittings folded over leather. Decorated bridles are common; circular brass setting above nose removed.

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