Harness Making: With Numerous Engravings and Diagrams

Excerpt from Harness Making: With Numerous Engravings and Diagrams
Paring Knife; Hand Knife; Round Knife; Head Knife; Cutting Gauge; Plough or Plough Gauge; Side Elevation of Plough Gauge; End Elevation of Plough Gauge; Slitting Machine; Spokeshave; Edge Trimmer; Washer Cutter; Round Punch; Oval Punch; Buckle Tongue, or Crew, Punch; Girth Chape Punch; Brace End Punch; Forepart of Brace End Punch; Hand Punch; Hand Punch Nipple; Scalloping Irons; Rosette Punches; Lead Piece; Wooden Mallet; Useful Wooden Mallets; Saddlers' Hammer; Pricking-iron; Wheel Prickers; Screw-race; Single Crease; Screw-crease; Checker; Beveller; Compasses; Race Compasses; Awl Blades; Sewing Awl; Bent Awl; Harness Needles; Seat Awls; Hand-irons or Palm-irons; Clamp or Clams; Clamp for Sewing Shaft-tugs; Home-made Clamp Holding Work; Jaws of Clamp; Nail-claw; Cutting Pliers; Iron Collar Rod; Steel Seat-iron; Loop-stick; Rubber; Straining Fork; Cutting up Hide; Plain Waist Belt; Fancy Waist Belt; Waist Belt with Pockets; Box Creased Loop; Box Creased Loop; Box Creased Loops; Horse in Cart Gear Buckles; Scotch Brass Gear Buckles; Brass Face-pieces; Brass Face-piece Bells and Brush; Brass Hame Plates; Brass Oval; Brass Octagons; Brass Heart; Brass Stars; Brass Hame Knobs; Brass Swing; Ear-piece; Corner-piece; Cart Collar without Side-piece; Cart Collar Lining; Cart Collar Side-piece; Cart Saddle Tree; Cart Saddle Panel; Cart Saddle Hind Housing; Cart Saddle Front Housing; Set of Leader Gear; Hip-strap Chains; Plough Back-band Hook; Pelham Bits; Hackney Bit; Bridoon
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