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Something a bit different ... I was able to pick up these four arrows out of interest quite cheaply a little while ago. Can anyone give me more information about them ? The quality of workmanship is quite high, differing forms of steel heads, reed shafts with ivory/bone nocks. Seems like remains of green paint ? in the area around the fletching. I would like to know the approximate date range and likely area of origin and any other pertinent information.
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Hi Colin,
Here is a free on line book on Traditional Archery from around the world http://archery.lv/wp-content/uploads...al_Archery.pdf see pg 96 pic 78 looks v similar (I know v v little on archery but have found this digital book of great help) Regards Ken |
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