by Paul N Hasluck

This is a reprint of the original version first published in 1904. Especially commended for the learner who wishes to gain an insight into the trade, unaided by the mechanisation which to some extent has replaced the exclusive hand-made harness which Paul Hasluck so competently describes.

160 pages/engravings & diagrams/soft back

by Robert H Steinke

A much needed addition to the harness room shelf. Clear, concise instructions for the repair of harness and saddlery, including driving vehicle shafts, wings, dashboards plus techniques for repairs to whips etc.

162 pages/120 photographs/soft back

by Robert H Steinke

Harness making provides a thorough grunding in the art of harness making and details the various types of driving harness, its design and manufacture.

266 pages/200 pictures and line drawings/hardback