Horse Harness Diagram: Parts and Functions Explained #3620627 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white technical illustration meticulously labels each component of a traditional horse driving harness, including the bridle (a-g), bit (e), reins (h, i), breastplate (m, o), crupper (p), hames (k, q), tug (u), and traces (r, x). The diagram reflects 19th- or early 20th-century equestrian engineering, emphasizing functional design for draft work. Each part is lettered for educational reference, supporting study of historical equine transport systems.

Commonly used in agricultural history, veterinary education, or equestrian training resources; serves users seeking to identify harness parts, restore antique equipment, or understand pre-mechanized transport. Matches search intent for “horse harness diagram,” “parts of a driving harness,“ or “vintage horse tack.”