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The Saddlery
All ages
Delve into the timeless craft of saddle making, from traditional hand-stitching techniques to the modern manufacturing methods shaping the industry today.
This new exhibition offers a rare opportunity to explore the original tools, processes, and evolving technologies behind this time-honoured trade.
Explore over 30 original hand tools and enjoy a documentary-style film featuring personal stories from master saddler Bob Edwards and the enduring, family-owned Toowoomba Saddlery.
Discover the skill, dedication, and heritage that continue to shape the craft through historical objects and personal insights.
Queensland Museum Cobb+Co is grateful to Garth and Sandra Delbridge for their generous support of this project.
This new exhibition offers a rare opportunity to explore the original tools, processes, and evolving technologies behind this time-honoured trade.
Explore over 30 original hand tools and enjoy a documentary-style film featuring personal stories from master saddler Bob Edwards and the enduring, family-owned Toowoomba Saddlery.
Discover the skill, dedication, and heritage that continue to shape the craft through historical objects and personal insights.
Queensland Museum Cobb+Co is grateful to Garth and Sandra Delbridge for their generous support of this project.
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