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For some types of horseshoes, see the reproduced Russell and Erwin
Illustrated Catalogue of American Hardware, 1980, p. 250.
Not specifically about horseshoes, but for a font of historical information
about blacksmithing, there is
Practical Blacksmithing, M. T. Richardson, 1978, which is a reproduction
of volumes published in 1889-1891.
Roberta S. Greenwood, RPA
In a message dated 11/2/2012 8:02:35 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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Hello- we are in the process of expanding our archaeology lab and are
realizing that we are missing some typologies. Does anyone have any references
for typologies of 19th century horseshoes and/or butchery practices of the
18th-20th centuries? I seem to recall a study looking at how cuts of
beef changed over time, with recognizable associated bones, but can't remember
where it might be. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
-Leo Demski
Sarasota History Center
Sarasota, Florida =
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