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Quiver with Six Arrows

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Wood lacquer bamboo cane steel, Japanese
Arms and Armor, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, quiver: Bequest of George C. Stone 1935; arrows: Gift of Dr. George M. Lefferts 1910
Title: Quiver with Six Arrows
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Wood lacquer bamboo cane steel, Japanese.

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