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Hames are a vital part of a working horse's harness and in these days of robot assembly lines, the process of making a "Show" hame by hand from a flat sheet of brass is a fascinating demonstration of the metal working skills that made the English Midlands famous as the Workshop of the World.
The hame takes shape Recorded at Walsall Lock & Cart Gear Ltd. in 1986, just before closure after 113 years of trading.

Produced in association with the Black Country Museum and Walsall Leather Centre.

A finished hame on a horses collar Most of this material also appears in the production, "Hand Made Hames", available on DVD.

The completed hame

Details

  • This compilation has no commentary..
  • NGR: SP 003 987.
  • £ 10.00 - VHS Only
  • Running Time: 27 mins.
  • Recorded January 1986.
  • All prices include worldwide delivery.
  • 'PAL' and 'NTSC' versions available.

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The images on this page are taken from the video.