Indopersian, 17th-early 18th century. 28 1/8” length. Cane shaft and wood nock. Polychrome cord binding with red speckled base. No fletching as is typical. Matching wrap to the tip end. Conical iron point. An arrow designed for killing unprotected (unarmored) civilians as in sieges. Its lightweight facilitated flight over the battlements and inflicting wounds often leading to death by infection. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog Thanks for viewing our listing. Our Ebay store represents just a small fraction of our inventory of over 10,000 items that are available for immediate purchase online.
Indopersian, 17th-early 18th century. 28 1/8” length. Cane shaft and wood nock. Polychrome cord binding with red speckled base. No fletching as is typical. Matching wrap to the tip end. Conical iron point. An arrow designed for killing unprotected (unarmored) civilians as in sieges. Its lightweight facilitated flight over the battlements and inflicting wounds often leading to death by infection.
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