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Advertising calendar for a saddler, harness and collar maker

A design for an advertising calendar for Miller, manufacturers of equine tack manufacturers. The picture shows a horse shoe containing famous jockeys; Fred Archer, John Osborne, Fred Webb, J.Goater, Luke. C.Wood, Tom Cannon and G.Fordham

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1885 Archer Calendar Cannon Equine Fred Harness Jockeys Luke Maker Manufacturers Miller Osborne Saddler Shoe Tack Webb


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Step back in time with this advertising calendar design from the annals of equine history. This intricately detailed illustration, produced by Miller, manufacturers of fine saddlery, harnesses, and collars, showcases a vintage horse shoe as its centerpiece. The shoe is not just any ordinary horse shoe, but a veritable who's who of famous jockeys from the late 19th century. The esteemed riders depicted in this historical vignette include Fred Archer, John Osborne, Fred Webb, J. Goater, Luke C. Wood, Tom Cannon, and G. Fordham. Each jockey's likeness is meticulously rendered, adding an air of authenticity to the design. Fred Archer, the most prominent figure in the illustration, was a British jockey who reigned supreme in the 1860s and 1870s, winning the Derby an impressive three times. John Osborne, another notable figure, was a successful jockey and trainer, known for his association with the famous racehorse, Eclipse. Fred Webb, J. Goater, Luke C. Wood, Tom Cannon, and G. Fordham were also accomplished jockeys in their own right, contributing to the rich tapestry of horse racing history. Their inclusion in this design pays homage to their legacies and the pivotal role they played in the sport. This exquisite advertising calendar design not only serves as a testament to the craftsmanship of Miller's equine tack but also transports us to an era when horse racing was the pinnacle of sporting entertainment. The intricate details, from the jockeys' uniforms to the horse's mane and tail, evoke a sense of nostalgia and wonder, making this a truly unique and captivating piece.

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