Farriery in India. 1915.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, July 24th, 1915," showing the Drawing by Lionel Edwards for "Farriery in India."

Shoeing a bullock is a rather different performance from shoeing a horse.  In the first place. the "Shoe" itself is peculiar, consisting of two little curved slips of iron which are nailed on to the edge of the hoof on either side.  Furthermore, the draught bullock (bail) has to be more drastically kept under control.  The legs are trussed together front and rear alternately, as is seen in the sketch where the farrier is at work on the near hind hoof.

Condition is Very Good.