Shoeing a bullock, Korea, (s.d.) (Taylor box21num14)

Shoeing a bullock, Korea, [s.d.]

Bullocks are shod to protect their hooves on rough roads. This method is peculiar to eastern Asia. Horses and donkeys are handled the same way. The animal is securely fastened in a sling as shown here, or it may be thrown on the the ground and its feet tied before the blacksmith attempts to shoe it.

Date created: 1908/1922

Publisher (of the Digital Version): University of Southern California. Libraries

Repository Name: Methodist Church (U.S.)

Legacy Record ID: kda-m81

Photographer: Methodist Episcopal Church

Format: photograph

Archival file: kda_Volume42/Taylor_box21num14.jpg

Rights: "Neither the General Conference nor any General Agency of The United Methodist Church (successor to the Methodist Episcopal Church) claims any interest in the photos or images."

Filename: Taylor_box21num14

Coverage date: 1908/1922

Contributing entity: University of Southern California

Repository Address: Nashville, Tennessee

Part of collection: Korean Digital Archive

Donor: Taylor, Ewing Bevard

Type: images

Part of subcollection: The Reverend Corwin & Nellie Taylor Collection

Geographic Subject (Country): Korea

Compiler: Taylor, Corwin; Blood-Taylor, Nellie

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