The Cavalry Workshop
ROMAN AND MIDDLE AGES EQUIPMENT
SADDLES
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This is an example of a Norman saddle constructed on an American Long Distance tree. The front and rear arches are of leather, for safety in case of an accident. Can be made in various sizes. |
Price from £550, dependant upon the amount of embellishment required, although for this period saddles were relatively simple. |
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These pictures
show medieval Saddles made on a Universal Pattern Army Saddle Tree, very
strong and very safe. The pommel and cantle can be designed as
required, and the depth of the flap can be varied to suit the horse. Price from £550 dependent upon embellishments For further pictures click here
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BRIDLES AND HARNESS
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On the left is a bridle
suitable for medieval use, in red leather. On the right is a
breastplate to match. Colours can be varied as can the metalwork. Bridle price from £150 including one rein but not the bit. The Breastplate price is from £60 dependant upon fittings to the saddle |
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These two pictures show the
remainder of the harness including the crupper. The price is from
£150.
Stirrup leathers are £ 80 per pair The saddle is not included in these prices, neither is the horse nor the stirrup irons. |
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