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Bridle bit Black & White Stock Photos
RMT965AA–A scold's bridle was an instrument of punishment, as a form of torture and public humiliation. The device was an iron muzzle in an iron framework that enclosed the head. A bridle-bit, about 2 inches long and 1 inch broad, projected into the mouth and pressed down on top of the tongue.
RFT5X1EF–This illustration represents Bridle Bit which is used to direct a horse, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.
RF2DJ9C3A–A grayscale closeup portrait of a beautiful horse in a bridle standing near a wooden fence
RF2DGA2DG–bridle, curb bit, horse bridle, illustration from 1880 / Kandare, Zäumung, Curb bit, Zaumzeug beim Pferd, Illustration aus 1880, Historisch, historical, digital improved reproduction of an original from the 19th century / digitale Reproduktion einer Originalvorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert
RF2X510XN–Watercolor illustration of silver snaffle, bit with D-Ring and circle rings. Equipment for horse riding metal set. Isolated. For cards, prints, decor
RM2M96BRN–A father and daughter in a garden, probably somewhere in Mid Wales. He is standing next to a small horse, holding its bit, while she bravely sits on the back of a Shetland pony.
RM2AGAE82–. Exotics and retrospectives. whizzing and the clatter,a torrent of rapid ringing tones like the tappingof a gong. These, the last to begin, are also thefirst to cease; then the castanets stop; and finallythe whizzing dies; — but the full orchestra mayremain in operation for several hours at a time,without a pause. Heard from far away at nightthe sound is pleasant, and is really so much likethe ringing of a bridle-bit, that when you firstlisten to it you cannot but feel how much realpoetry belongs to the name of this insect, — cele-brated from of old as playing at ghostly escortin ways where n
RF2GAJM8X–Syracuse Sicily Italy - july 22 2021: Two proud carabinieri on horseback inside the archaeological park of Neapolis
RMT965AB–A scold's bridle was an instrument of punishment, as a form of torture and public humiliation. The device was an iron muzzle in an iron framework that enclosed the head. A bridle-bit, about 2 inches long and 1 inch broad, projected into the mouth and pressed down on top of the tongue.
RMGAMA12–Young Royal Zara Phillips a cooling cola drink at the Windsor Horse Trial. She and her brother Peter Phillips acted as messengers for the judges and organisers.
RM2HX54RD–A Bit Of Japan. . . In The Heart Of New York -- These fair equestriennes in Central Park are enjoying all the thrills of Cherry Blossom in old Japan without leaving the heart of mad Manhattan. The beautiful bridle path is now lined with millions of Cherry Blossoms which reached their full SP Lendor today Monday. June 17, 1931.
RF2BTGM36–A typical representation of a bit, the iron mouthpiece of a bridle, to which the reins are fastened, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration
RF2M6J7G7–A A monochrome image of a horse and carriage with owner waiting for customers on cobbled street in Dresden, Saxony, Germany
RFEW9T1B–Weymouth Curb Bit, vintage engraved illustration. Dictionary of Words and Things - Larive and Fleury - 1895
RFK65NEX–Close up image of horse with rider at dressage equestrian sports competitions. Details of equestrian equipment
RF2A0YTTA–War horse from Bartolomeo Colleoni equestrian monument in Venice, cast by renaissance artist Verrocchio in the 15th century (Black and White with copy
RF2CCF19G–Gattamelata bronze equestrian statue, in the historic center of Padua, erected by the famous renaissance artist Donatello in 1453 (Black and White wit
RM2ABW9CX–IMPROVED BUNG. A BRIDLE BIT THAT IS SOMETHING MORE AND AN IMPROVED STOCKING FOR HORSES. HAIIMIN4 A New Grasshopper. ARMORED CAN., scientific american, 1872-07-27
RMMR6GDD–A race meeting in Semonkong in Lesotho. Riders from surrounding villages and homesteads compete for a small purse during the winter games
RF2GBMG5Y–Portrait sports red stallion in the double bridle. Dressage of horses. Equestrian sport. Horseback riding. Not color image.
RM2M96BNW–A groom with a magnificent stallion in a cobbled area in front of stable doors, probably somewhere in Mid Wales.
RF2HG871B–Equestrian sport. Portrait sports stallion in the double bridle.The legs of the rider in the stirrup, riding on a horse. Dressage of horses in the are
RF2ECXGP7–Horse head in a bridle with bit and reins sketch. Running arabian racehorse with flowing mane for horse racing symbol, equestrian sporting competition
RMWH8HWD–This is one of the many decorations in the Book of Kells (c. AD700) showing horsemen, clearly not warriors, riding bareback but with bits and bridles. This continued to be the Irish method for centuries. after the Anglo-Norman invasion the English were forbidden by law to ride in the improper Irish fashion. The Irish also mounted on the wrong side of the horse. Ridden horses were in this period raced on the Curragh, but it is clear from the Brehon Laws that there were still chariot-races in other parts of Ireland. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 21.
![. Minty and the cavalry [electronic resource]: a history of cavalry campaigns in the western armies. gunder foolish prickings from the darkeys spurs, and rec-ognizing the call, took the bit between his teeth, and car-ried the affrighted Abe to the lieutenants side, almost atthe head of the charging column. Poor Abe was a comi-cal sight, as hatless, pale, almost to greenness, and withstaring eyeballs rolling from side to side at every hostilevolley, he tugged and pulled at the bridle reins, in thevain effort to stop the headlong dash of his charger, atone moment praying, at the top of his voice Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AFJCG4/minty-and-the-cavalry-electronic-resource-a-history-of-cavalry-campaigns-in-the-western-armies-gunder-foolish-prickings-from-the-darkeys-spurs-and-rec-ognizing-the-call-took-the-bit-between-his-teeth-and-car-ried-the-affrighted-abe-to-the-lieutenants-side-almost-atthe-head-of-the-charging-column-poor-abe-was-a-comi-cal-sight-as-hatless-pale-almost-to-greenness-and-withstaring-eyeballs-rolling-from-side-to-side-at-every-hostilevolley-he-tugged-and-pulled-at-the-bridle-reins-in-thevain-effort-to-stop-the-headlong-dash-of-his-charger-atone-moment-praying-at-the-top-of-his-voice-2AFJCG4.jpg ". Minty and the cavalry [electronic resource]: a history of cavalry campaigns in the western armies. gunder foolish prickings from the darkeys spurs, and rec-ognizing the call, took the bit between his teeth, and car-ried the affrighted Abe to the lieutenants side, almost atthe head of the charging column. Poor Abe was a comi-cal sight, as hatless, pale, almost to greenness, and withstaring eyeballs rolling from side to side at every hostilevolley, he tugged and pulled at the bridle reins, in thevain effort to stop the headlong dash of his charger, atone moment praying, at the top of his voice Stock Photo")
RM2AFJCG4–. Minty and the cavalry [electronic resource]: a history of cavalry campaigns in the western armies. gunder foolish prickings from the darkeys spurs, and rec-ognizing the call, took the bit between his teeth, and car-ried the affrighted Abe to the lieutenants side, almost atthe head of the charging column. Poor Abe was a comi-cal sight, as hatless, pale, almost to greenness, and withstaring eyeballs rolling from side to side at every hostilevolley, he tugged and pulled at the bridle reins, in thevain effort to stop the headlong dash of his charger, atone moment praying, at the top of his voice
RMFDH7CF–CARDIFF, WALES. January 24 2016. A Fjord mare named Indium stands partially tacked up in a muddy field. copyright - Cat Lothiab
RF2AHP028–Bronze horse head from Gattamelata equestrian monument, in the historic center of Padua, erected by the famous renaissance artist Donatello in 1453 (
RM2ABW95N–Patent Pulley Bridle Bit. Improved Brick Kiln. BARNES' IMPROVED PULLEY BRIDLE BIT BREWER'S IMPROVED BRICK KILN, scientific american, 1872-05-18
RMMR6H1C–A race meeting in Semonkong in Lesotho. Riders from surrounding villages and homesteads compete for a small purse during the winter games
RF2HG871G–Equestrian sport. Portrait sports stallion in the double bridle.The legs of the rider in the stirrup, riding on a horse. Dressage of horses in the are
RFT9W3N6–March 12, 2019 Morocco, Casablanca: A resident of the city with his harnessed donkey in a narrow bazaar street
RM2AWDKGJ–Burma . tton web, the bridle and crupper are of thick cotton rope, plaitedover with red cotton yarn ; the stirrups are of brass, the plain bit is iron (No. 228).The Burmans hog their ponies manes, but they admire a long natural tail.Very few animals are left entire. Travel is made easy in Burma. Theie are rest-houses (zaydt) for travellersat every town and village and at every stage on the road. Both these and theneedful foot-bridges (tadd) are provided from religious motives. The foot-traveller will get a lift on his way by cart or boat, and will take an oar or a handat a job in return ; thos
RMT0BHFF–A trainer or handler escorts the racehorse around during the pre-parade in the paddock with the jockey mounted at the Rillito Race Track in Tucson, AZ
RMPFYHT7–. Illustrated natural history : comprising descriptions of animals, birds, fishes, reptiles, insects, etc., with sketches of their peculiar habits and characteristics . Zoology. RUMINATING QUADRUPEDS. 13?. beside the formation of their hoofs, by the possession of six inci- sive teeth in each jaw; and, in the male, of two small canine teeth in the upper, and sometimes in the under jaw, which are wanting in the female. Between these and the double teeth, or grinders, there is a vacant space, just corresponding to the angle of the lips, where the bit of the bridle is placed, by which man is enabl
RMFDH7CE–CARDIFF, WALES. January 24 2016. A Fjord mare named Indium stands partially tacked up in a muddy field. copyright - Cat Lothiab
RM2ABWRY4–Road Scraper. RECENT INVENTIONS. Rheostat for Electric Lamps. Bridle Bit. A Novel Rake. New Bay Loader. Tiles. Malarial Germs., scientific american, 82-09-09
RF2HG8712–Equestrian sport. Portrait sports stallion in the double bridle. Pigtails on neck sports horse. The legs of the rider in the stirrup, riding on a hors
RF2GBMG2B–Nose sports horse in the bridle. Portrait stallion in the double bridle. Horse muzzle close up. Dressage horse. Equestrian sport. Not color image.
RMRDW385–. Elements of hippology. Horses. ELEMENTS OF HIPPOLOGY. between his teeth or hps, and so defeat the object of applying pressure to the sensitive bars. The principle of the curb bit is a very simple one. The power is applied by a pull on the reins to the lower ends of the. Figure 50. cheek-pieces. The point of the horse's head to which this power is transmitted depends upon the adjustment of the bit and curb- chain. If the curb-chain is too loose, the bit will revolve around the mouthpiece as a fulcrum, and the cheek-pieces of the bridle Digitized by Microsoft®. Please note that these images ar
RMT0BH7A–Thourghbreed race horse with blinders is handled by trainer in paddock before a race at the Rillito Park Racetrack in Tucson, AZ, in black and white
RMG29YXW–Brass, leather and fabric horse harness hangs on hook of barn wall with a fence, stone wall and white columned house in distance
RMFDH7D7–CARDIFF, WALES. January 24 2016. A Fjord mare named Indium stands partially tacked up in a muddy field. copyright - Cat Lothiab
RM2ABX361–Gaseous Explosions of Platinum. The Effect of Gas upon Paper. AN IMPROVED BRIDLE BIT. MORRISSEY'S BRIDLE BIT. The Plying Mau. AN IMPROVED QUILTER. M. L. .1' 9 age Fig. 6THE PHONOPLEX CIRCUIT. DAVIS' '1888' QUILTER. Back Numbers., scientific american, 1888-03-24
RM2ABX8EY–IMPROVEMENTS IN RUBBER BELTS. California Trees. Colors in Tempering Iron. AN INTRENCHING TOOL FOR SOLDIERS. AN IMPROVED CASH CARRIER THE NEW STARR SPRING CASH CARRIER. AN IMPROVED BRIDLE BIT. Fuel for the World's Fair. CROSS STITCHED RUBBER BELTS. TESTING STRENGTH OF RUBBER BELTS. JOHNSON'S BRIDLE BIT. HAMNER'S INTRENCHING TOOL., scientific american, 1892-04-16
RM2ABW6TR–Improvement in Bridle Bits. Important Patent Decision. mi I 1 bud IN . ' .-.„ DIanuhacture of Champagne. Plaster Casts of Natural History Objects. SIEMENS' PYROMETER. TUNNEL EXCAVATOR. EXERCISING APPARATUS. HUNT'S BRIDLE BIT., scientific american, 1870-12-17
RF2GBMFY6–Equestrian sport. Portrait sports stallion in the double bridle.The legs of the rider in the stirrup, riding on a brown horse. Dressage of horses in t
RMRDAJ7F–. Illustrated natural history : comprising descriptions of animals, birds, fishes, reptiles, insects, etc., with sketches of their peculiar habits and characteristics . Zoology. RUMINATING QUADRUPEDS. 13?. beside the formation of their hoofs, by the possession of six inci- sive teeth in each jaw; and, in the male, of two small canine teeth in the upper, and sometimes in the under jaw, which are wanting in the female. Between these and the double teeth, or grinders, there is a vacant space, just corresponding to the angle of the lips, where the bit of the bridle is placed, by which man is enabl
RMFDH7CY–CARDIFF, WALES. January 24 2016. A Fjord mare named Indium stands partially tacked up in a muddy field. copyright - Cat Lothiab
RM2ABX2F7–A PATTERN TRACING AND CUTTING DEVICE. BUDDINGTON'S TRACER AND SCISSORS. AN IMPROVED PIPE TONGS OR WRENCH. SHERMAN'S SAW FILER. . Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents. AN IMPROVED BELL CORD COUPLING. AN IMPROVED SAW FILING MACHINE. IMPROVED ATTACHMENT FOR BLINDING HORSES. and can be led at will many horses having been saved from fire as is AN IMPROVED BIT FOR HORSES. MANNING'S BRIDLE BIT. Moisture-proof Glue. 1 2 CAR VIN'S PIPE WRENCH. Li10 01 PETERS' BELL CORD COUPLING. ADAMS BLINDER ATTACHMENT FOR BRIDLES, scientific american, 1887-09-17
RF2GBMFXY–Equestrian sport. Portrait sports red stallion in the double bridle. The leg of the rider in the stirrup, riding on a red horse. Dressage of the bay h
RF2GBMG61–Equestrian sport. The leg of the rider in the stirrup, riding on a red horse. Dressage of the bay horse in the arena. Horseback riding. Not color imag
RMRDXX96–. Our domestic animals, their habits, intelligence and usefulness; tr. from the French of Gos. De Voogt, by Katharine P. Wormeley;. Domestic animals. 132 OUR DOMESTIC ANIMALS statues, that of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, for instance. Neither bit nor bridle was used to hold or guide them ; often the rider had nothing but a species of headband that pressed upon the nose, and to which the reins were attached by a ring. The excavations at Pompeii have brought to light many fine models of these headbands. The Romans had long used sad- dles, while the Germans, regarding them as unmanly and enervating,
RMFDH7CT–CARDIFF, WALES. January 24 2016. A Fjord mare named Indium stands partially tacked up in a muddy field. copyright - Cat Lothiab
RM2ABWC23–Improved Street Car Awning. Improved Folding Chair. Improved Base Burning Stove. Improved Egg Carrier. Improved Upright Drilling Machine. Improved Hay and Cotton Press. Improved Stove Pipe Elbow. Improved Girder for Iron Bridges. Improved Preserving Apparatus. Improved Car Coupling. Improved Beer Cooler. Improved Car Coupling. Improved Feed Pump for Steam Boilers. Improved Bridle Bit. Improved Wheelwright Machine. Improved Mode of and Tool for Capping Cans. Improved Curtain Fastening. Improved Railway Car Wheel. Improved Photographic Printing Frame. Improved Buckle. Improved Lawn Mower
RM2ABXK15–These Cigars are manufactured under the most favorable climatic conditions and from the mildest blends of Havana tobacco. If we had to pay the imported cigar tax our brands would cost double the money. Send for Booklet and Samples. 1 ARS FOR Cork Floors and Tiles. CORK PULLEY COVERING CORK PIPE COVERING CORK FRICTION CLUTCH BLOCKS CORK BULLETIN BOARDS etc. Keep Your Horse Healthy LOWS'S PATENT STALL DRAIN BABBITT METALS.-SIX IMPORTANT WHAT HAVE YOU IN Special Industrial Machinery 2 3 I w x No Bit in the Horse's Mouth. i i . 1 cl I 7 Equipped with Straps to Fit Any Bridle. PORTER HUMANE
RF2GBMG3D–Equestrian sport.The leg of the rider in the stirrup, riding on a brown horse. Dressage of horses in the arena. Portrait sports stallion in the double
RMRDYN06–. Elements of hippology. Horses. ELEMENTS OF HIPPOLOGY. 73. Figure 54. Proper position of hand using snaffle bit to minimize the lifting effect of the bit. allow the comers of the port to bear on the bars as the bit slips from side to side, it is too wide. There should be just room be- tween the cheekpieees of the bit for the cheek-straps of the bridle, the curb-chain fastenings, and the horse's muzzle, with sav a quarter or three-eighths of an inch added to prevent chafing. ^ ^ Digitized by Microsoft®. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been dig
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