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Danish Bridle Copied From The Door Of A Church
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Danish bridle copied from the door of a church carved in the 10th or 11th century. Now in the Museum of Copenhagen. |
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Danish Bridle Copied From An Aquamanile Of The 12th Century
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Danish bridle copied from an aquamanile of the 12th century. Now in the Copenhagen Museum. |
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Bridle From A Bas-Relief in the Church Of Brioude
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Bridle from a bas-relief in the church of Brioude, carved in the 9th century. |
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Norman Bridle Of The 11th Or 12th Century
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Norman bridle of the 11th or 12th century, copied from the Bayeux Tapestry. |
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Roman Solid Bit
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Roman solid bit. In the Meyrick Collection. |
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Jointed Bit
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Jointed bit also called snaffle, without cross-piece, copied from MSS of 9th and 10th centuries. |
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Norman Bit Without Joint
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Norman bit without joint, from end of the 11th century. In the Bayeux Tapestry. |
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Bridon, Snaffle Or Jointed Bit With Branches
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Bridon, snaffle, or jointed bit wit branches. Belonging to the iron age or the commencement of the middle ages. In the Museum of Copenhagen. |
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German Bit Without Joint Or Branches
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German bit without joint or branches, from a set of harness in the Dresden Museum. |
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16th Century German Bit
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16th century German bit without joint and with long branches and cross-piece. In the Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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Branch Or Cross-Piece Of A Bit
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Branch or cross-piece of a bit in perforated iron, of the 16th century. In the Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
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Bit With Chains
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Bit with chains belonging to an Arab bridle. In the Museum of Artillery in Paris. |
