[Ansteorra] Needing information for 16th c horse tack and gear
Stefan li Rous
StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
Wed Jan 18 16:37:29 PST 2006
alexandria asked:
On Jan 18, 2006, at 9:11 AM, Alex Doyle wrote:
> My madness is spreading! While working on my dolls, I've discussed
> my project with a co-worker, showed her some woodcuts of children
> playing with mounted knight dolls and then I showed her my multiple
> cuts on my hands from my weekend work. That was about when I
> decided I would finish these dolls, but not do any more. I'm not
> willing to regularly bleed for my art.
>
> But my co-worker is intrigued with the idea of toy wooden horses
> to go with the knights and lances... so she's bought the new dremel
> and is currently working on the design for horses.
>
> I have sources to offer her on wood working, but I don't have
> anything regarding the type of tack and barding that a horse of the
> 16th century would need, and since this is a limited interest
> project for me, I'm asking for some quick help...
>
> Anyone have some websites and/or books to reccomend for 16th c
> horse tack and other assorted gear? Even a quick description of
> what is similar to modern and what isn't would be good as well.
Here are a few Florilegium files in the CHILDRENsection which may
have info and leads to pictures of the knight dolls which you are
speaking of. I know I've seen pictures of them.
toys-msg (63K) 7/20/99 Period and SCA toys.
Toys-in-th-MA-art (26K) 8/30/99 "Toys in the Middle Ages" By Lady
Margritte
of Ravenscroft.
Here are some on medieval horses in the ANIMALS section:
Horse-n-t-MA-art (9K) 11/ 1/00 "The Horse in the Medieval Age"
by Malachy of Adamastor.
horses-bib (12K) 8/26/02 A bibliography on medieval and
ancient
horses by Master Magnus
Malleus.
horses-lnks (11K) 8/25/04 Links on medieval and SCA horses
by Dame
Aoife Finn of Ynos Mon.
horses-msg (77K) 9/25/05 Medieval horses. Horses in the SCA.
Stefan
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