Identifier: restraintofdomes01whit (find matches)
Title: 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
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: White, George R. (George Ransom), 1874-
Subjects: Veterinary surgery
Publisher: Nashville, Tenn., The author
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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Fig. 75. German Sling. made of heavy canvas. The breeching (k) and breast harness(b) are of l^/o and 2-inch leather straps. They are attachedto the body belt, both anterior (1) and posterior (m). Five SLINGS. 69 heavy straps (d) (c) merge together at the whiffletree and con-nect the body with the whiffletree. An iron or wooden bar (e)runs lengthwise of the horse. By this bar the tail (j) and head(f) are supported.
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Fig. 76. Marschs Sling. Marschs sling, Figure 76, is similar to those illustrated anddescribed above, except that the body (a) is connected with thewooden or iron supporting piece (j) by means of a rope lace.This makes the sling body adjustable, which is an advantage insome instances. 70 EESTKAINT OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. The French sling, Figure 77, is neat and light. The bodybelt (a) is made of canvas. The breeching (n) (m) and breastharness (g) (j) (h) are web. Four iron rods (r) (s) (q) (p),

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