- and to
compensate for fit problems. In addition,
square pads,
called saddlecloths in the UK and Australia, have
become a po****r
style for eventing, show...
- A
shabrack or
shabraque (Turkish: çaprak, Hungarian: csábrák) is a
saddlecloth,
formerly used by
European light cavalry. The
shabraque was an accoutrement...
- the left shoulder,
woolen t****els for the
sabre straps, and the
horse saddlecloths.
Dragoons were
issued a long,
straight blade with a
single edge, the...
- this section, the
horse wears a red
snaffle bridle and a red
shabrack (
saddlecloth) with the
golden coat of arms of the
Austrian Empire. The "Airs Above...
-
Alexander the
Great of
Macedon depict a
saddle cloth. The Gr****s
called the
saddlecloth or pad,
ephippium (ἐφίππιον or ἐφίππειον).
Early solid-treed saddles...
-
saddles embroidered with gold or
silver thread, and bridles, belts,
saddlecloths and
boots with
traditional Ottoman ornamentation. Ghiordés rugs and rugs...
- of deer, the
outer men on horses, and men
leading horses. The
horse saddlecloths are
woven in
different designs. The
inner field contains 4 × 6 identical...
- is of riders, stags, and griffins. Many of the
Pazyryk felt hangings,
saddlecloths, and
cushions were
covered with
elaborate designs executed in appliqué...
- the cavalryman's carbine. The
McClellan saddle was
placed on top of a
saddlecloth, shabrack, or
saddle blanket. As
noted above, the
McClellan saddle served...
-
other sources of
samite as well as
other Eastern luxuries. A
samite saddlecloth known in the West as the
Suaire de Saint-Josse, now in the Musée du Louvre...
