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Description: | The suit case is wooden and covered with green leather. Inside is a covering of green felt. The lid closes with metal latches, and it has a metal handle.
Inside is a set of arrows. They are made from steel, with a cone head. There are black, yellow, and red crestings just above the shaftment, and 2 yellow, and 1 orange, plastic fletchings. The nock is yellow plastic. They are numbered 1 to 12.
The woollen pompom has a black head, with black, red, and yellow tassles. There is also a green leather waist coat, and a flat, green, leather quiver witha gold shoulder strap. There is a badge with a red rose and arrows, plus the name Overdale, on the quiver.
The rest of the case contains archery equipment, such as spare plastic fletchings in their original packaging, a Dee Gee Barcing Height Rule made from white plastic with green markings to the height of 6inches, green leather arm and finger guards, spare strings, metallic attachments and jigs, plasters, pencils, and 3 cigar case full of spare plastic fletchings.
Material: Leather
Material: Wood
Material: Metal
Material: Steel
Material: Wool
Material: plastic | Source: | Manchester Museum | Identifier: | mm.emu.ecatalogue.humanities.318454 | Go to resource |
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