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Brochure written by Alice Bracker (Aldachar Arabians), illustrated by her son Charles Bracker, and signed by the author. Prepared for and published by the infant organization, International Arabian Horse Association. Copy given to Charles Craver by another son, David Bracker, at the time of presentation to Craver Farms of the skeletons of three Aldachar horses. The skulls have been placed, along with over 150 others in the Craver skull collection, with the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, PA, USA.

The catalog for the horse exhibition at the 1873 World’s Fair in Vienna. It includes Arabians exhibited by Bábolna, Lipizza, Weil, and the Polish nobility, amongst all other breeds of horses. Provided to the Archive by Kate McLachlan.

courtesy of Carolyn Hasbrook

Catalog contains the "Crabbet Arabian Stud. Autumn Export List Sale Prices, September, 1924" with annotations. Contains many photographs. 52 pages. Attached Word document with an analysis of the Sales List by Robert J Cadranell.

104 pages, 96 of photographs by different photographers over the years. Cover photo of Raktha. This particular copy of signed by the founding members of the Arabian Horse Owners Foundation on October 16, 1982, General Butler State Park, Carrollton, Kentucky. Introduction with information on the various farms under the heading of Crabbet Arabians. Published in 1982.

48 pages, with photos. Cover photo *Muson.

A 5.5 x 7.5 inch heavy paper presentation of the stallion El Sabok, probably prepared by A.W. Harris of Kemah Farms. Harris's son Norman Harriss, up.

Stud catalog, 1920, 22 pages. Photographs.

Polish, paper, 24 pages plus cover and title page, 1 diagram, 53 plates (4 missing), signed by author. PDF, 3.3 MB

Original uncirculated work of The Arabian Horses of Kemah stud brochure, by Albert W. Harris, 1922, distributed by the Arabian Horse Club Registry in 1979 as a numbered set of 450. 

Promotional brochure, 34 pages, no date, probably 1930s. Photographs and illustrations.