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Text by Stephan Broeckx Photos by Siggi Offen The German Empire of the XIXth century, newly united by Otto von Bismarck (1815-1890), the ‘iron chancellor’, saw gentlemen and a few ladies import sporty coaches and park drags from France and England. German carriage builders picked up on this fashion and offered technically advanced carriages, built […]
This questions was asked as part of a series called “Tack Room Talk” in the March 2003 edition of The Carriage Journal. Three different individuals answered the question. Answer by Andreas Nemitz of Pahl, Germany. Andy Nemitz has been awarded all the German driving qualifications, including the top licenses for driving and for FEI driving
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Q) We have a lot of good harness in our museum collection, but no member of the staff really knows anything about how to care for it properly. Can you help? A) We recently asked Gerry Glazier, who has cleaned the harness here at the CAA office as well as for several museums, what he
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