Animal riding utensils

Museum number:
9-8403a,b
Permalink:
ark:/21549/hm21098403a@2cb
Accession number:
Acc.4168
Description:
Girths, cotton canvas, with leather end pieces through which metal buckling devices are attached. a) flat weave canvas with leather sewn on securing metal buckles at each end. b) ribbed canvas with leather ends, one of which ink stamped with Chinese characters, securing metal buckles at each end; used to attach saddle to horse
Donor:
Patricia Berger and University Appropriation
Collection place:
Xinjiang Uyghur autonomous region, Northwest China
Verbatim coll. place:
China; Sinkiang Province; Kashgar; Oshpaz Bazaar
Collector:
Patricia Berger
Collection date:
September 1986
Object type:
ethnography
Department:
Asia (except western Russia)
Images:
Hearst Museum object 1 of 2 titled Animal riding utensils, accession number 9-8403a,b, described as Girths, cotton canvas, with leather end pieces through which metal buckling devices are attached. a) flat weave canvas with leather sewn on securing metal buckles at each end. b) ribbed canvas with leather ends, one of which ink stamped with Chinese characters, securing metal buckles at each end; used to attach saddle to horseHearst Museum object 2 of 2 titled Animal riding utensils, accession number 9-8403a,b, described as Girths, cotton canvas, with leather end pieces through which metal buckling devices are attached. a) flat weave canvas with leather sewn on securing metal buckles at each end. b) ribbed canvas with leather ends, one of which ink stamped with Chinese characters, securing metal buckles at each end; used to attach saddle to horse
Legacy documentation:
Documentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Animal riding utensils, accession number 9-8403a,b, described as Girths, cotton canvas, with leather end pieces through which metal buckling devices are attached. a) flat weave canvas with leather sewn on securing metal buckles at each end. b) ribbed canvas with leather ends, one of which ink stamped with Chinese characters, securing metal buckles at each end; used to attach saddle to horseDocumentation associated with Hearst Museum object titled Animal riding utensils, accession number 9-8403a,b, described as Girths, cotton canvas, with leather end pieces through which metal buckling devices are attached. a) flat weave canvas with leather sewn on securing metal buckles at each end. b) ribbed canvas with leather ends, one of which ink stamped with Chinese characters, securing metal buckles at each end; used to attach saddle to horse

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