- Axle, wagon (axlewagon)
Iron-shod wagon axle; the part that fails first and strands the load.
- Blanket, horse (blankethorse)
Coarse woven blanket for a horse, under saddle or against the cold.
- Bridle (bridle)
Leather straps and iron rings; fits horse's head, steers via reins.
- Harness, Horse (harnesshor)
Leather straps, brass rings, iron buckles; distributes wagon-pull across shoulders, chest.
- Harness, Ox (harnessox)
Stout leather bands, rope, iron; yoke-fitted; moves stone, timber, heavy laden carts.
- Horseshoe (horseshoe)
Curved iron plate nailed to hoof; distributes wear, grips stone and mud.
- Leash (leash)
Rope or leather cord with snap and loop; leads dogs, goats, beasts.
- Muzzle (muzzle)
Leather or iron cage over snout; prevents biting; kennel and hunt use.
- Saddle, Riding (saddleridi)
Ash-wood and leather frame, high pommel and cantle; supports rider comfortably.
- Saddle, War (saddlewar)
Steel-reinforced wood, high pommel, cantle; braces rider in lance-work, combat impacts.
- Spurs (spurs)
Iron or bronze rowels on heel straps; urges horse; marks cavalry rank.
- Wheel (wheel)
Spoked and iron-tyred cart wheel; a specialist's work.
- Wheelbarrow (wheelbarrow)
Single-wheeled barrow for moving earth, stone, or dung by hand.
- Yoke, ox (yokeox)
Shaped wooden beam coupling a pair of oxen to a plough or cart.
