mounting block

A big old mounting block stood just to one side of it.

The door flew open, even before he had quite reached the mounting block.

"Remember how you said you'd use me for a mounting block?

At the top of the steps above the mounting blocks stood another captain.

The groom led the horse to the mounting block for me.

They led Boo outside and over to a stone mounting block.

He stepped out of the coach onto the wide marble mounting block.

Whatever it was led straight to one of the mounting blocks, almost beside the inn door.

I shall keep you for a live mounting block.

Sharpe sat on a mounting block and tried to ignore the pain in his back.

Strait came up next to Web and leaned against the stone mounting block.

He stood on a mounting block and was flanked by two small drummer boys.

Mounting blocks were a common feature up until the late 18th-century.

I do not think I will use you for a mounting block."

A stone mounting block to assist people onto their horses can be seen on the eastern side.

"I apologize for the long step up, but one doesn't find mounting blocks everywhere."

The village has a fine example of a Mounting block standing at the churchyard gate.

And threw an ax across the street into a wooden mounting block, where it stuck.

The other is a mounting block dating from 1774 consisting of four sandstone steps.

Only a single carriage stood by the mounting blocks, cloaked in the building's shadow.

While the redhead's voice is demure, her eyes are hard as she steps back from the mounting block.

Boys seated on mounting blocks in front of the inn hopped up to take their horses.

She pulled the bridle over the mare's milky head and led her outside to the mounting block.

She stepped to the mounting block as the young man led the dancing Baldy close beside it.

At the churchyard gate is an 18th century mounting block.