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17th-18th century. 27 5/8" length. Tapered diamond section iron head with inset brass banded base. Wood nock with light raveled fiber binding. Excellent for the period. Used in the attack by horsemen while closing for the fight and replaced by the sword upon contact.

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MUGHAL ARMOR PIERCING ARROW

Name: MUGHAL ARMOR PIERCING ARROW
SKU: 177982465
Price: 74 USD
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