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Taylor Ellis
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 Posted: Thu 27 May, 2004 6:07 pm Post subject: Albion leather archer's quiver |
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I was looking at the leather quiver on Albion's site (http://www.albionarmorers.com/accoutrements/quiver.htm) and wondering how the straps work. Is it back mounted, or worn at the hip? I was going to just email albion directly, but figured maybe other people would be interested too. :)
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Jon C. Webb
Location: Ada, OK Joined: 14 Oct 2003
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Taylor,
I have wondered at the very same question. Hope someone can enlighten us.
"So I opened my door to my enemies
and I said 'Can we wipe the slate clean?'
They told me to please go @*$% myself:
You know, you just can't win."
Pink Floyd
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David Quivey
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It looks very much to as if it mounts on the back - the placing of the straps seems rather awkward for any other position, but I'll await the final verdict from Abion
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Jay Barron
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To be historically correct, it should hang from the hip.
Constant and true.
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James Aldrich
Location: Green Bay WI Joined: 21 Aug 2003
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| Jay Barron wrote: | | To be historically correct, it should hang from the hip. |
Historically correct for when, where, and whom?
JSA
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Jay Barron
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Oops, sorry. I should have said historically correct for Medieval European armies. I would imagine that horse cultures would be more inclined toward back quivers, though I'm not sure of this.
Constant and true.
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Gabriel Stevens
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If I remember from my readings correctly the mongols used hip quivers as well, or multipul quivers suspended from their saddles....
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This is a standard topic