File:Two arrows.jpg

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Aus der englischen Wikipedia ( [1] ):

  • Top: modern target arrow with shield fletchings and brass point. Bottom: replica medieval arrow with hand-cut fletchings and Type 16 broadhead. Photo taken by me, James Cram, and released into the public domain.
  • (cur) (last) 17:42, 26 December 2006 Hitchhiker89 (Talk | contribs) (Top: modern target arrow with shield fletchings and brass point. Bottom: replica medieval arrow with hand-cut fletchings and Type 16 broadhead. Photo taken by me, James Cram, and released into the public domain.)

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