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RMGET4HY–A Set of Stocks in the Village of Bainbridge Yorkshire Dales National Park England United Kingdom UK
RM2C4J96R–Great Budworth village stocks, punishment restraining device for feet, Northwich,Cheshire, North West England, UK - corporal punishment
RMGET4CY–A Set of Stocks in the Village of Arncliffe Yorkshire Dales National Park England United Kingdom UK
RMPX76R5–A man and woman held in Medieval Stocks, restraining devices that were used as a form of corporal punishment and public humiliation. They consisted of of large wooden boards with hinges for restraining one's feet. The victims may be insulted, kicked, tickled, spat on, or subjected to other inhumane acts.
RMB5R9W4–Close up of a man s legs and feet as he stands between two metal barriers at a fair Model Released
RMAFPHEK–two pampered pooches spoilt dogs sitting at their owners feet underneath a park bench sitting and lying down behaving well
RM2AWX42A–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . g Harness as IVIodified by Abilgaard. Bohards Method of Casting and Restraining a Horse With Ropes. The rope method of Rohard, Figure 150, is simple in itsconstruction and convenient in its application. It is intendedto be used in casting and restraining wild, nervous or viciousanimals on occasions where sufiicient help for other methodsis unavailable. A rope 25 feet long, furnished with a loop mend, is all that is necessary in maki
RM2C4J96M–Great Budworth village stocks, punishment restraining device for feet, Northwich,Cheshire, North West England, UK - corporal punishment
RMB5RTC7–Close up of a man s legs and feet as he stands between two metal barriers at a fair Model Released
RM2AKRG5K–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Harness as IVIodified byAbllgaard. Bohards Method of Casting amd Restraining a Horse With Ropes. The rope method of Rohard, Eigure 150, is simple in itsconstruction and convenient in its application. It is intendedto be used in casting and restraining wild, nervous or viciousanimals on occasions where sufficient help for other methodsis unavailable. A rope 25 feet long, futnished with a loop inend, is all that is necessary in making
RMB5R9XA–Close up of a man s legs and feet as he stands between two metal barriers at a fair Model Released
RM2AWXM5K–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 123. Vienna Method of Restraining a Horse in the Dorsal Position. HOBBLES. 107 The legs and feet can now be drawn down close to the abdomen,which affords ample restraint. Figure 123 represents the method used in Vienna for re-straining a horse in the dorsal position. It is similar in all re-spects to the Berlin method, Figure 122, with the exception that. Fig. 124. Pulley and Short Chain for Holding Ho^ses on the Back(English Ho
RM2AKT5B5–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 123. Vienna IVIethod of Restraining a Horse in the Dorsal Position. HOBBLES. 107 The legs and feet can now be drawn down close to the abdomen,which affords ample restraint. Figure 123 represents the method used in Vienna for re-straining a horse in the dorsal position. It is similar in all re-spects to the Berlin method, Figure 122, with the exception that. Fig. 124. Pulley and Short Chain for (doldiing Houses on the Back(Englis
RM2AKNAYX–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 329. Hog Secured by a Pole or Rail Over Neck and Shoulders. Gonkeys Method of Restraining the Sow for SpayingOperations. Procure a piece of 3-8 inch rope (soft) about six feet long,tie the free ends together forming a loop, as shown inFigure330. Next you will procure a 2xl4-inch plank about 12 feetlong; place it on the floor or ground as the case may be, eitherspike the upper end fast or drive a stake, in the ground below,or in
RM2AWK760–If Tam O'Shanter'd had a wheel, and other poems and sketches . nd ifyou will let me take your rod Ill try and coax themover here. He handed her the heavy pole very courteously, andwatched her as she held it in her strong, young hands.She lifted it lightly, and the line dropped into the lake,ten limped blue feet away. The rod bobbed a little,and the girl threw a knowing smile over her shoulder;a minute more, and a large perch—the biggest catch ofthe day —was in the splint basket at the old mans feet.Another and another, until he laid a restraining hand onthe rod so recently touched with magic.
RM2AKWWXY–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 49. Rope and Hobble Method of Restraining Both Hind Legs.Weh and Rope Method. This appliance, Figure 50, when used properly, will effect-ually prevent an animal from using either of its four legs.The web rope should be made from either manila or sisal fiber.The total length should be from 22 to 25 feet. Begin with aheavy ring (c) and make the first 14 feet of web (d) 4 incheswide. The next 8 to 11 feet should be rope (a) (e) %-i
RM2AX0F6J–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 49. Rope and Hobble Method of Restraining Both Hind Legs, Weh and Rope Method. This appliance, Figure 50, when used properly, will effect-ually prevent an animal from using either of its four legs.The web rope should be made from either manila or sisal fiber.The total length should be from 22 to 25 feet. Begin with aheavy ring (c) and make the first 14 feet of web (d) 4 incheswide. The next 8 to 11 feet should be rope (a) (e) %-
RM2AX0CMJ–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 53. Rope Method of Restraining All Four Legs. (g) to and through ring in surcingle of opposite side; thencedown to hobble ring of left fore (b) leg. The rope is nowcarried back to and through surcingle ring. Traction sufficientto prevent kicking is brought on free end of rope (f). Rope Method. To apply the rope method, Figure 53, two %-inch to %-inchcotton, manila or sisal ropes, each 15 feet long, are necessary. 46 RESTRAINT OF
RM2AWP6N0–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 329. Hog Secured by a Pole or Rail Over Neck and Shoulders. Conkeys Method of Restraining the Sow for SpayingOperations. Procure a piece of 3-8 inch rope (soft) about six feet long,tie the free ends together forming a loop, as shown in Figure330. Next you will procure a 2xl4-inch plank about 12 feetlong; place it on the floor or ground as the case may be, eitherspike the upper end fast or drive a stake in the ground below,or in
RM2AX0MWF–Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 39. Restraining One Hind Leg by Means of Surcingle and Rope. through ring in surcingle (c) ; then pass rope downward andbackward to pastern of leg which you desire to restrain. Ifhobble strap is used pass rope through ring. If no hobble strapis used simply wrap the rope around pastern (e), raisefoot by making traction on rope (f). Merillats side line, Figure 40, consists of a hobble strap,a %-inch rope 20 feet long, and a specia
![. The street railway review . the restraining power offered was tobe retained. At the end o£ each separate rail the usualjone-fourth of aninch had been left for expansion. This was filled by a carefully meas-ured dog, made of the same section as the rail, cut to fill the spacetightly, and then driven into place. Now for the joints: These were to be stronger than the rail itself, andfor connection body-bound, machine-turned bolts were decided upon.The two side bars were of steel, 4x1 % inches thick, and 5 feet 4^inches long. The body-bound bolts were iS in number, and i]^ inchesin diameter. It Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CH4PC7/the-street-railway-review-the-restraining-power-offered-was-tobe-retained-at-the-end-o-each-separate-rail-the-usualjone-fourth-of-aninch-had-been-left-for-expansion-this-was-filled-by-a-carefully-meas-ured-dog-made-of-the-same-section-as-the-rail-cut-to-fill-the-spacetightly-and-then-driven-into-place-now-for-the-joints-these-were-to-be-stronger-than-the-rail-itself-andfor-connection-body-bound-machine-turned-bolts-were-decided-uponthe-two-side-bars-were-of-steel-4x1-inches-thick-and-5-feet-4inches-long-the-body-bound-bolts-were-is-in-number-and-i-inchesin-diameter-it-2CH4PC7.jpg ". The street railway review . the restraining power offered was tobe retained. At the end o£ each separate rail the usualjone-fourth of aninch had been left for expansion. This was filled by a carefully meas-ured dog, made of the same section as the rail, cut to fill the spacetightly, and then driven into place. Now for the joints: These were to be stronger than the rail itself, andfor connection body-bound, machine-turned bolts were decided upon.The two side bars were of steel, 4x1 % inches thick, and 5 feet 4^inches long. The body-bound bolts were iS in number, and i]^ inchesin diameter. It Stock Photo")
RM2CH4PC7–. The street railway review . the restraining power offered was tobe retained. At the end o£ each separate rail the usualjone-fourth of aninch had been left for expansion. This was filled by a carefully meas-ured dog, made of the same section as the rail, cut to fill the spacetightly, and then driven into place. Now for the joints: These were to be stronger than the rail itself, andfor connection body-bound, machine-turned bolts were decided upon.The two side bars were of steel, 4x1 % inches thick, and 5 feet 4^inches long. The body-bound bolts were iS in number, and i]^ inchesin diameter. It
RMRE74RH–. The Country gentleman's magazine. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Great Britain. The Country Gcntlemaiis Magazine 585 ^h^ stable. R UNA WA Y HORSES. THE American Agricidtm-ist some time ground, the weight ^f the body thrown com- ago gave an illustration and descrip- pletely off the fore-feet, so that kicking is out tion of a highly useful and convenient inven- of the question, and the animal, being thrown tion for restraining impetuous and hard- upon its haunches, of course must stop ; he mouthed horses, which we have had engraved cannot een back, for tlie Doctor says—and or the benefit of our
