Curator's note | Blacksmiths fabricated a wide variety of iron and and steel objects needed on early farms and settlements including horseshoes, cooking utensils, and agricultural equipment parts. Most of their work involved forging - the hammering, bending and cutting hotel metal to the required shapes. |
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Title | Shoeing a Horse |
Date | [ca. 1905] |
Physical extent | 1 photograph : b&w |
Scope and content | The interior of Ira Davison's blacksmith shop at Oxbow, SK. Sam Erumovitz and Mrs. Davison watch Ira Davison shoe a horse. |
Repository | Saskatchewan Archives Board |
Fonds/collection | Saskatchewan Archives Board Photo Collection |
Retrieval information | Regina Office Photograph Collection, R-B11851 |
Occupation(s) |
Blacksmithing |
Theme(s) |
Lost Jobs |
Database ID | 36884 |