Product details
The snaffle bridle S-Line Blackburn from Waldhausen presents itself particularly elegant on your horse.
Use:
This S-Line Blackburn snaffle bridle from Waldhausen is a Swedish combination, round-stitched
Use:
This S-Line Blackburn snaffle bridle from Waldhausen is a Swedish combination, round-stitched
noseband. The headpiece has a separate, soft pad, which gives your horse extra comfort. The headpiece and noseband are softly padded. The browband is beautifully elegantly curved with shiny crystals. The cheek pieces and reins are opened and closed with hooks.
Features:
- Swedish combined
- curved strinband with crystals
- softly padded (also in the neck)
- cheek pieces and reins with hooks
- stainless steel fittings
- with web reins 19 mm
Material:
Leather is a natural product created from the hides of animals and preserved through a subsequent process. The very durable and long-lasting material is unmistakable in its striking beauty. Due to the positive properties of leather, it is a precious product. The popular properties are, the adhesion strength of the layers, rubbing fastness of the leather top, wear resistance, water drop fastness, water vapor permeability and absorption and its heat resistance and light fastness.
Manufacturer:
Waldhausen - The goal of company founder Anton Waldhausen was to guarantee exceptional quality. As early as the 1850s, he established a specialty store in Cologne and supplied European noble families beyond the city limits with high-quality saddles and harnesses. As a product of the highest quality, the "Waldhausen Saddle" achieved widespread fame.
As a far-sighted businessman, the son Henri Waldhausen expanded the range of harnesses and saddles to include exclusive leather and trunk goods. By 1895, Waldhausen was the largest saddlery and leather goods retail store in Germany. The marble and glass facade was considered the most beautiful in Cologne at the time.
The success of the Waldhausen company made it the purveyor to the court of various princes and royal families. During the Second World War, all facilities of the Waldhausen company were completely destroyed. Ernst Albrecht Assenmacher Senior rebuilt the company and again concentrated production on equestrian articles. Under his son Ernst Albrecht Assenmacher Junior, the company experienced massive expansion. Waldhausen became a leading international supplier of equestrian articles and achieved worldwide renown. In 1969, the production and distribution of Moll Saddles was taken over. Since 1972 and to this day, Waldhausen has been the official outfitter of the German Olympic Committee for Equestrianism (DOKR).
Today, under the management of Klaus Reinken and Michael Manefeld, Waldhausen is an internationally active wholesaler throughout the equestrian world.
Features:
- Swedish combined
- curved strinband with crystals
- softly padded (also in the neck)
- cheek pieces and reins with hooks
- stainless steel fittings
- with web reins 19 mm
Material:
Leather is a natural product created from the hides of animals and preserved through a subsequent process. The very durable and long-lasting material is unmistakable in its striking beauty. Due to the positive properties of leather, it is a precious product. The popular properties are, the adhesion strength of the layers, rubbing fastness of the leather top, wear resistance, water drop fastness, water vapor permeability and absorption and its heat resistance and light fastness.
Manufacturer:
Waldhausen - The goal of company founder Anton Waldhausen was to guarantee exceptional quality. As early as the 1850s, he established a specialty store in Cologne and supplied European noble families beyond the city limits with high-quality saddles and harnesses. As a product of the highest quality, the "Waldhausen Saddle" achieved widespread fame.
As a far-sighted businessman, the son Henri Waldhausen expanded the range of harnesses and saddles to include exclusive leather and trunk goods. By 1895, Waldhausen was the largest saddlery and leather goods retail store in Germany. The marble and glass facade was considered the most beautiful in Cologne at the time.
The success of the Waldhausen company made it the purveyor to the court of various princes and royal families. During the Second World War, all facilities of the Waldhausen company were completely destroyed. Ernst Albrecht Assenmacher Senior rebuilt the company and again concentrated production on equestrian articles. Under his son Ernst Albrecht Assenmacher Junior, the company experienced massive expansion. Waldhausen became a leading international supplier of equestrian articles and achieved worldwide renown. In 1969, the production and distribution of Moll Saddles was taken over. Since 1972 and to this day, Waldhausen has been the official outfitter of the German Olympic Committee for Equestrianism (DOKR).
Today, under the management of Klaus Reinken and Michael Manefeld, Waldhausen is an internationally active wholesaler throughout the equestrian world.
| bridle type | Bridle accessories |
| Colour | Black |
| Exact colour description | Black |
| Material group | Leather |
| Item number | 12418935 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Category | |
| Release date | 7.12.2019 |
| Colour group | Black |
| Exact colour description | Black |
| Material group | Leather |
| Specific material description | Leather |
| horse type | Warm blood |
| bridle type | Bridle accessories |
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